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DOS 16 bit app support through VNC

Asked by wincewega in VNC Remote Access Software, Remote Access Software, PC Anywhere Remote Access Software

Tags: dos, vnc

I have two machines, one with Windows XP and the other with Windows 98. I am using Real VNC to access the Windows 98 machine from the Windows XP machine. What I really need to access is a certain 16 bit DOS appplication on the Windows 98 machine.

But as soon as I open the 16 bit application remotely on Windows XP, it doesnt appear on screen. Perhaps this is because of DOS full screen. However, when I open the application in windowed mode by pressing Alt + Enter, the application window appears but Keyboard input and screen output rate are extremely slow.

Is there absolutely any way in which I can access this 16 bit DOS app remotely from the Windows XP machine in a proper and fast manner. This is really really important for the accounting in my business ad I'd be willing to buy any kind of software to enable this.

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DOS 16 bit app support through VNC

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