LR> Hi, Tommy.  I don't think you have a Win95 Registry problem - since 
LR> theRegistry is *not* available for use except for NON Win 3.1 apps -
LR> which is what both Delphi compilers are, I think, to Win95/NT.
Win 3.1 had a registry too, it is just that Win95/NT apps are supposed to use 
the registry instead of .INI files where it makes sense. Also, a 16 bit app 
can use the Win95 registry. 
LR> What I am wondering tho' is why you have Delphi 1.0 and Delphi 2.0
LR> on a Win95 machine.  I may be mistaken but Delphi 1.0 runs only under
LR> Win 3.1 and Delphi 2.0 runs only under Win95/NT.  If this is true, 
LR> thenI wonder why you have Delphi 1.0 on a Win95 machine.
This is *NOT* true. Delphi 1.x is a 16 bit compiler that creates 16 bit apps. 
It runs just as well as any other windows 16 bit app on Windows 95 or NT for 
that matter. Why install in on Win95? Becauase you might need to write 16 bit 
apps for clients, yourself or whoever. I have both installed and never had 
any problems. 
LR> Isn't it true that you can not install/Run Win 3.1 and Win 95 on the
LR> same machine or am I mistaken in this regard?  I hope this helps, 
LR> Tommy.
Again, not true. When you upgrade a Win 3.1 system to Win95, one of the 
options you get in the Shutdown menu is the ability to boot a previous 
version of DOS. If you installed Win95 in it's own directory, you should have 
no problem booting the old version of DOS and running windows. 
Steve
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