Oh for sure.  But I'm not going to upgrade the entire application at once.  
They want me to do it a little bit at a time.  So I'll need the DOS to hang 
around for a while yet.   Obviously I do not want to spend their money 
having me look over all the 4.5 code to make sure it's tight enough to run in 
7.6 DOS, because I'm sure alot of it is sloppy and will NOT run.   That's why 
I want to upgrade the DOS to 6.5 because I think 6.5 was much more forgiving 
of sloppy code.  Then I can concentrate solely on converting the programs 
to windows one at a time.   

So my original question was if I go to 9.0, can DOS 6.5 simultaneously 
connect.  If 6.5 cannot, then for the client's sake I would probably want to 
put 
them on Windows version 7.6 rather than 9.0 so that I don't spend their 
money tightening up DOS code that will slowly be obsolete anyway...

Karen


 
> Karen, I would be very careful of using code from 4.5 in 9.0.  eXtreme 
> 9.0 is less forgiving in how the code is written.  You will be doing a lot of 
> testing and rewritting.  Depending on the code, the question is when do 
> you start over?
>   
>  If I remember, correctly, and sometimes that is difficult, most of the 
> previous conversation on forms indicated it was better to redo the forms than 
> to transfer.
>   
>  Just food for thought...
>   
>  Gary
> 
> 

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