The SIMMTester website is confusing. DOCMemory is actually a DOS mode program that has to be used outside Windows and is therefore compatible with any PC. When the site talks about compatibility with Win 3.1 /95 /98 it's talking about the install program, which creates a boot disk with DOCMemory on it, not DOCMemory itself.
The solution is to find a computer with Win9x, create the DOCMemory boot disk and use that to start your Win2K system. I notice that there's also a FreeDOS version of DOCMemory which presumably creates a FreeDOS boot disk instead, however the installer still needs to run on Win98.
If you have the means to create your own DOS or Win9x boot disk you could also just copy the contents of the attached zip file to it (DOCMEM.EXE, MOUSE.COM & AUTOEXEC.BAT). The program is freeware but there is a licence agreement (LICENCE.TXT) which would normally have been displayed by the install program.
Regards - Sean
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