>You have received a few good responses on this, but I would like to bounce
>off of this one in particular.  I have "NEVER" found a program that I could
>not get to run out of Windows 95 or 98.  This includes some very legacy DOS


I have run into a number of professional applications....for example
business programs designed to run a medical office or professional legacy
CAD applications......that will not run correctly under 9X until the
manufacturer has supplied a patch for 9x / DOS7. This is particular true of
98. A program may load and even run correctly most of time but certain
operations...particularly when accessing devices will produce errors, Win9X
and Dos 7 handle devices....like modems ...differently then DO6X.
Most of the time this isn't a problem but there are exceptions.

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applications.  It is all a matter of allocating the memory in your DOS
>session.  I will admit to having spent some huge chunks of time trying to
>figure out just what those settings where supposed to be, but I have always
>gotten something to work.

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