Re: TI-H: Power PC
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Re: TI-H: Power PC
You can change the code. since win31 is the only stable *shell* ms has
produced so far, there is a special devolper kit you can get from microsoft
that will teach you how modify programs to run.
>How do you figure that every win95 program will run from win 3.1? Unless
>there is a 16bit port of thr prog, or it only uses win32s, there is no
>way that it will run...
>
>- noah zoschke (nzoschke@juno.com)
>
>On Sun, 12 Jul 1998 15:56:04 -0800 (AKDT) Grant Stockly
><gussie@alaska.net> writes:
>>
>>>Grant Stockly wrote:
>>>> dosemu runs windows progs fine.
>>>
>>>Uhh, have you actually tried it? I couldn't get 95 to
>>>start up in wine, let alone in DOSEMU.
>>
>>You have to use win31. If you try hard enough, every 95 program will
>>run
>>in 31. There are more emulators available also... You could get
>>SoftPC
>>from Insignia. I think they have the full version 4 online or
>>something
>>like that.
>>
>>But, you could also just run scan disk, defrag, then fips and keep
>>your
>>windows junk... :)
>>
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