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Does your DOS app slow down even further when a database is open?<br />

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Does your DOS app slow down even further when a database is open?


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I still use some DOS applications running in a DOS box on a Win95 PC. This works fine.<br />
But if I leave the DOS box, activate Access97 (even without loading a database) and return to the DOS box, the DOS application is running terribly slow.<br />
The PC is a Pentium166 with 32 MB RAM
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I still use some DOS applications running in a DOS box on a Win95 PC. This works fine.
But if I leave the DOS box, activate Access97 (even without loading a database) and return to the DOS box, the DOS application is running terribly slow.
The PC is a Pentium166 with 32 MB RAM

Slow DOS box when Access is running

Microsoft Access is a rapid application development (RAD) relational database tool. Access can be used for both desktop and web-based applications, and uses VBA (Visual Basic for Applications) as its coding language.