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Morning Will. Congrats on the points total :)<br />
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Regads<br />
keith
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Morning Will. Congrats on the points total :)

Regads
keith

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Same to you Keith.. &nbsp;thanks..<br />
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digitron.. &nbsp;did you try that tab yet?
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Same to you Keith..  thanks..

digitron..  did you try that tab yet?

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Hi, all<br />
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I'm trying that. There seems to be some disk activity when trying different compat modes, while there was none before. This is getting closer. &nbsp;I've spent about 4 hours on it today and will report back soon!<br />
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JS
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Hi, all

I'm trying that. There seems to be some disk activity when trying different compat modes, while there was none before. This is getting closer.  I've spent about 4 hours on it today and will report back soon!

JS

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I have an application that was origianally run under Win98. There are three &quot;Devie=XXXXXXX.386&quot; files that were entered inthe 386Enh section of the SYSTEM.INI file. &nbsp;I've placed them in the similar file for XP, which I understand is in fact processed for backward compatibility. &nbsp;Still, the application doesn't run, but I can't tell if it is because these 386 files are not loaded. &nbsp;Is there a way to tell?
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I have an application that was origianally run under Win98. There are three "Devie=XXXXXXX.386" files that were entered inthe 386Enh section of the SYSTEM.INI file.  I've placed them in the similar file for XP, which I understand is in fact processed for backward compatibility.  Still, the application doesn't run, but I can't tell if it is because these 386 files are not loaded.  Is there a way to tell?

How to tell if an old-style &quot;Device=xxxxxxx.386&quot; code is loaded

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How to tell if an old-style &quot;Device=xxxxxxx.386&quot; code is loaded

How to tell if an old-style "Device=xxxxxxx.386" code is loaded