[ Quoting Greg Cobb to Scott Little ] 
 -> They require different boxes to run in, which means I have remember to
 -> change all my batch files to use HSTART whenever I want to run the other
 GC> And all will run in the same box under 95, meaning there is little
 GC> difference in the architecture.
Wrong. I start the Win32 program in the current DOS box, and it appears to
be running in it. But Windows actually starts a new Win32 session.
 GC> You don't have to run Hstart if you
 GC> don't want, it only offers you the availability of customizing your
How else do I start/synchronise an OS/2 program from a DOS box?
 GC> settings.  But it looks like you're looking to save 2 extra keystrokes
 GC> instead of identifying with something that actually works. 
No, it looks like I'M NOT THERE to make any keystrokes. Ever heard of little
scripts with the extension of BAT or CMD?
Regards,
 - Scott
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