JT>It is difficult for software publishers to ignore the huge
JT>installed base of Windows 3.x users, so unless the software
JT>publisher is willing to develop and support different versions
JT>for the different operatings systems, they will try and find the
JT>lowest common denominator under which a single version will
JT>suffice.  The lowest common denominator is Win3.x, which OS/2 can
JT>run.  As an example I offer up Microsoft's "Magic Schoolbus"
JT>series of games, intended to be run under Win95, but the fine
JT>print says Win3.1 will do.  They work fine with OS/2 here.
I see. Thanks for the info. Now I won't *totally* ignore those win95
programs. :)
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