Re: Xywrite + Windows 2000

[Mimi Gauthier LeBien mgnola@xxxxxxxx]

I am wondering at this point, and at the helpful suggestion of a list
member, if segmenting the disks would not be a better solution to the
XyDos/win2000 conundrum.  I have heard others here who configure the
hard drive to offer a choice when booting up.  I suspect then I
could actually work in DOS and not just a virtual simulation of
it.


Now that I know that I am not even working in "real" DOS
anyway, I don't enjoy working in the command prompt screen.  Same
sensation when I listened to a CD for the first time, and missed the
rough dipping grooves of an old LP.


--mimi




At 11:38 PM 11/1/2001, you wrote:

Further to the discussion of how to
get Xy4Dos to run on Windows 2000, here are

a few useful details from Windows 2000 Expert Companion by Stinson an
Siechert

(Microsoft Press 2000), Chapter 10: "Using Programs Written for
Other Operating

Systems."



Mimi Gauthier
LeBien    

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