According to Drew Northup ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> > Jeroen Janssen wrote:
> > > Note that I'm working at Oce Technologies B.V. in a project that
> > > develops Windows (95/NT4/W2K) printerdrivers, so ( "unfortunately" :) )
> > > my preference would be to write windows guest OS specific drivers
> >
> > You should think about drivers for the Windows95 OS. I would assume
> > it to be more likely to run 95 than NT in the Emulation.
>
> I think that it would be better of us not to assume anything if we can help
> it ;-). Also, if my memory serves correctly, we can just write one Win32
> driver for W95, W95b, W98, W98SE, & WinNT--making it centric around WinNT.
> Am I right here?
Nopes. Win9x and Win2k all use the Windows Driver Model, but NT is different
in that aspect. However, you can probably isolate it with a few #ifdef's
Wouter
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