At 12:01 8/13/2002, Carl -K8AV- wrote:
>I run DOS programs with XP. Anything I ran with Windows Me, runs with XP
>now. It will even let you, through a "wizard", allow you to pick and
>choose if it ran better in Win95, Win98 or WinMe. One of them I run is the
>" hostmaster " program I use with
Does anyone have the stateside QSL manager info? Is it AC4LN?
73;
Kurt - W2MW
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Go to START/PROGRAMS/ACCESSORIES/PROGRAM
COMPATIBILITY WIZARD and follow the prompts from there.
You can check it out first, then install your DOS
programs, then go back and set up the program via the wizard for each DOS
program. Some DOS programs you may find run just fine without going
Can anyone tell me if the Log Plus Logging Program
reflector has moved or is still running. And has anyone heard what the
progress on the windows version of LogPlus is - Thansk
RJ Carscadden VY2RO
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I run DOS programs with XP. Anything I ran
with Windows Me, runs with XP now. It will even let you, through a "wizard",
allow you to pick and choose if it ran better in Win95, Win98 or WinMe. One
of them I run is the " hostmaster " program I use with my KamPlus for
RITTY
73,
Carl
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Sherman,
First let me say that I am not a software
expert!
I just received the September 3 issue of "PC
Magazine". On the cover it has a big lead in title of:
"MAKE YOUR OLD SOFTWARE WORK ON WINDOWS
XP".
The article begins on page 75. It is
too lengthy to repeat here, but it does sp
>
> In the interim, I'd suggest picking up a used older computer that is
> running Windows 9x (98SE preferable) and use that system for your logs,
> assuming that an upgrade path for your software and/or data is not
> available. (I still keep my logs in dBase IV routines I wrote 10+
> years ago,
Sherman,
"Is Gates that greedy?" Well, to repeat an old cliche,
"Is the Pope Catholic?"
Without more information on the programs that no longer run
(such as which ones) it's difficult to suggest a remedy. But be aware that
Micro$oft has been trying to discourage continued use of MS-DO
>From my experience, that is correct. Where I work we are in the middle of
rewriting a program that runs in DOS so it can be used with XP.
That is also why my computer uses Windows 98. I can still run most of my
ham programs that run in DOS mode.
73, Zack W9SZ
On Tue, 13 Aug 2002, Mike(W5UC)
Re: Win XP vs DOS from Sherman Harrison
I'm not totally sure, but I believe that Windows XP WILL NOT run DOS
programs. It is considered obsolete technology, and was not supported in
Win XP. My guess is that you will need to go back to Win 98, or Win ME to
get your DOS programs to run.
Can someon
I have all of my logs & a friends logs that I am a Qsl Mg'r
fer.
My main purpose in ham radio is DXing which I dearly luv, having 7
programs on my computer: logging, bearings, etc.
None of my Dos-based programs will now open, as well as my TelNet program
which isn't dos.
Everything was great on m
Got my VP6DI card yesterday. Waited since March.
J
W7KSG
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