Item 77I - DWS Capital Growth Fund
	      DWS Growth & Income Fund
	      DWS Small Cap Core Fund

Effective March 1, 2010 (the "Effective Date"),
 Class B shares of DWS Capital Growth Fund,
DWS Growth & Income Fund and DWS Small Cap Core
 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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