Item 77I - DWS Blue Chip Fund

Effective March 1, 2010 (the "Effective Date"),
Class B shares of DWS Blue Chip Fund will be
closed to new purchases, except that Class B shares
may continue to be purchased in connection with an
exchange or the reinvestment of dividends or other
distributions (including the investment of dividends
and distributions in Class B shares of another fund).
From and after the Effective Date, except as noted
above, no new purchases of Class B shares will be
allowed, whether by new investors or existing
shareholders, including purchases under an
automatic investment plan. The Effective Date is
subject to change.

The closing of the Class B shares will not affect: (a)
the right of shareholders of Class B shares to
continue to sell (redeem) their shares as provided in
the prospectus, subject to any applicable contingent
deferred sales charge ("CDSC"); or (b) the automatic
conversion of Class B shares to Class A shares six
years after purchase. Class B shares held as of the
Effective Date will continue as Class B shares with
all Class B attributes, including Rule 12b-1 fees,
until sold or until their automatic conversion to
Class A shares.

Class A and Class C shares will continue to be
offered as provided in the Fund prospectus.
Investors should note the differences among the
classes as described in the prospectus, including
differences in sales charges and operating expenses.

From and after the Effective Date, purchases by
shareholders under Class B shares automatic
investment plans ("AIPs") established on or prior to
December 1, 2009 will be automatically continued
with Class A shares. Such shareholders will then be
permitted to purchase Class A shares at net asset
value, without a sales charge, whether as part of
their AIP or otherwise. The foregoing applies only to
purchases under (i) AIPs established directly with
DWS Investments ("DWS AIPs") and, (ii) provided
they are identified as an AIP by DWS Investments,
AIPs sponsored by others, such as government direct
deposit, employer sponsored payroll direct deposit
and auto-debit programs established with the
shareholder's bank or credit union ("non-DWS
AIP"). Shareholders with a non-DWS AIP should
contact DWS Investments prior to the Effective Date
to ensure that their account is identified as an AIP.
For any AIP established after December 1, 2009, this
privilege to purchase Class A shares without a sales
charge will not apply and orders for Class B shares
from such an AIP received on or after the Effective
Date will not be accepted. For this reason,
shareholders will not be permitted to establish DWS
AIPs for Class B shares after December 1, 2009 and
shareholders should not establish non-DWS AIPs for
Class B shares after that date.

Additionally, from and after the Effective Date,
certain employer-sponsored employee benefit plans
(known as "DWS Investments Flex Plans") using the
ExpertPlan subaccount record keeping system
maintained for DWS Investments-branded plans that
are currently purchasing Class B shares instead will
purchase Class A shares at net asset value, without a
sales charge.

The reinstatement feature described in the
prospectus will be modified on the Effective Date to
no longer permit certain shareholders who have sold
their Class B shares to repurchase Class B shares
within the six month period following the sale with a
reimbursement (in the form of shares) of the CDSC.
However, within the six month period after the sale,
such shareholders may continue to purchase Class A
shares without a sales charge with the proceeds of
the sale of Class B shares (but without a
reimbursement of the CDSC), subject to the
conditions of the reinstatement feature as described
in the prospectus.

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