Match the device driver HIMEM.SYS to its operation A. Supports (ANSI) terminal emulation B. Manages the use of extended memory C. Uses expanded memory on an 80386 processor D. Supports code page switching E. None of the above

Supports (ANSI) terminal emulation
Manages the use of extended memory
Uses expanded memory on an 80386 processor
Supports code page switching E. None of the above

The correct answer is: B. Manages the use of extended memory.

HIMEM.SYS is a device driver that manages the use of extended memory in MS-DOS. It is a necessary driver for running many programs that require extended memory, such as Windows 3.x and later.

A. Supports (ANSI) terminal emulation is incorrect. ANSI.SYS is a device driver that provides support for ANSI escape sequences, which are used to control the appearance of text on a terminal.

C. Uses expanded memory on an 80386 processor is incorrect. EMM386.EXE is a device driver that provides support for expanded memory on an 80386 processor.

D. Supports code page switching is incorrect. Code page switching is the ability to change the character set that is used to display text. This is done by loading a different code page into memory. The code page that is currently in use is stored in the DOS environment variable NLSFUNC.SYS.

E. None of the above is incorrect. HIMEM.SYS is a device driver that manages the use of extended memory.