Author: Oliver Y.
Date: 05:09:28 11/09/98
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On November 09, 1998 at 07:54:00, Albert Silver wrote: >On November 09, 1998 at 06:31:53, Oliver Y. wrote: > >>I know only tidbits about how Windows9x has MS-DOS somewhere lurking >Not exactly. It has it also. You should be able to run the program just fine in >Win98, but if you aren't satisfied, then just exit to MS-DOS. >> behind it. >>Does one have to actually get a MS-DOS 6.2 (or similar) OS floppy after a >>computer is installed with Windows98 in order to get decent performance from a >>MS-DOS program? Or is it on the W98 CD-Rom? > >You don't mention what your hardware setup is. > >> >>I feel like an idiot posting this, thanks for any help... >> >>The subject heading is also another dumb question... > >Most programs, even when running off of the CD, install some elements on your >HD. It can be anything from a few files to just some necessary .dlls That is >what gets de-installed. > > Albert Silver I use an AMD K6-350, ASUS P5A motherboard, Bios 1003 (all drivers up to date) 64MB PC-100 RAM and adequate HD and video card, etc.
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