> If you want, you can actually bind a DOS EXE with a PM one, you
 > just make two versions of the program, one for DOS, one for OS/2,
 > then put a STUB statement (think that's what its called) in the DEF file of
 > your OS/2 program that names the DOS exe,

I've used this before, and it about drove me up the wall when I was using
Borland's 1.0 version of their OS/2 C++ compiler.  It seems that when
Borland's linker (same version) binds the DOS version of the program to the
OS/2 half, it doesn't correctly move the relocation table of the DOS
portion of the program.  The result, of course, is usually a VDM crash or
worse when the DOS part is run.  They may have fixed this in the 1.5
version, but I've since switched to C Set++.  I hope this message saves
somebody a bit of aggravation.

-> Ed <-

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