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Hi Mike: It was Saturday May 24 2003. "Win9x and Arachne ?," murmured you to Richard. RT>> Win95, Win98, Win98SE, and WinME _will_ allow hardware to be directly RT>> manipulated by applications. It's the WinNT-series of OSs -- WinNT4, RT>> WinXP, Win2k series -- that won't MP> So, WinXP will *not* work with a DOS comm/BBS program? Interesting. That can't be right. One application I look after at work is an ancient Clipper program that sends faxes via a modem attached to a local com port. It runs on an NT4 system, and works fine. I suspect - if the first statement above is true - that the OS intercepts calls to the hardware and handles them itself, whether they come from a program running in a DOS box or a Windows app. Bests, Tim --- GoldED 3.0.1-os1 at Oblivion* Origin: Points and feeds from Oblivion BBS - 01424-732915 (2:25/108) SEEN-BY: 633/267 270 @PATH: 25/108 252/110 250/501 140/1 106/2000 633/267 |
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