Hi
30 Sep 2001, "Samuel W. Heywood" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
SH> If the driver dies because it sees 7.0 or greater, then the bug is in
SH> the driver.
yepp ;)
SH> If it dies because it sees Windows 95, then the bug is in the DOS,
SH> because the output of the "ver" command *should* be "MS-DOS 7.0",
SH> but it isn't.
the output of the ver command is irrelevant.
4dos's ver looks like this:
4DOS 5,51 (Win95) DOS 7,10
There is a function call to get dos version, and this delivers correct
values.
eg MSD says:
Operating System: MS-DOS 7.10
So the problem is the driver, and should be cureable by setver.
Simply try it.
SH> Sam Heywood
CU, Ricsi
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