Re: Langmaker
| From: | Stone Gordonssen <stonegordonssen@...> |
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| Date: | Wednesday, June 11, 2003, 20:21 |
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> > I haven't tested it on XP. It's a 16-bit application, so I would
> > imagine XP support for 16-bit apps is less than that of Windows 2000.
>
>In my experience it is no better and no worse (i.e. most of the ones I
>run work fine, unless they are too smart and check the Windows version
>number).
It is possible to set properties for an app, and have WinXP attempt to
emulate the a lower/earlier Win environment, but whether an app will run
successfully or not depends largely on whether the original developer of
that app used APIs to access data, memory and display; if not, then no, it
won't run.
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