I think you have to be involved in programming to have heard
of a PE file. Wikopedia is good but some of the computer
jargon is alien to me not being a programmer. I'd have
to look up a lot of words that you take for granted.
I was hoping this might be an answer as to why dOS sound drivers
don't
Hi,
On Sat, Aug 1, 2015 at 7:52 AM, sunbeam...@juno.com sunbeam...@juno.com wrote:
So how can I tell if a file is a PE file. Does it have a special
extension or file name?
No, the extension is .EXE, same as all others. DOS uses what is called
MZ while OS/2 1.x and Win 3.x used NE. OS/2 2.x
So how can I tell if a file is a PE file. Does it have a special
extension or file name? Is there just one PE file for everything.
This could be why some software only works under windows.
Wikopedia was very good but left out some simple stuff that
it believes everyone should know I guess.
What does HXRT have to do with it. Is it a fix for programs that
refuse to run without windows near by.
I ask some our local computer experts and they've never heard
of a PE file.
You should consider editing Wikopedia; to make it easier for
low tech people to understand.
Usually when I buy DOS
On 8/1/2015 3:49 PM, sunbeam...@juno.com wrote:
What does HXRT have to do with it. Is it a fix for programs that
refuse to run without windows near by.
I ask some our local computer experts and they've never heard
of a PE file.
You should consider editing Wikopedia; to make it easier for
Hate to be a pest but you seem to have the inside track on
something interesting. I looked up PE files on wikopedia;
it seems to be a decoder file used by windows to tell it
how to use a DLL file. How do you know if a file is a PE
file. Are they all named PE.exe and does each DLL file
have its own
On 7/31/2015 6:14 PM, sunbeam...@juno.com wrote:
Hate to be a pest but you seem to have the inside track on
something interesting. I looked up PE files on wikopedia;
it seems to be a decoder file used by windows to tell it
how to use a DLL file. How do you know if a file is a PE
file. Are
Will lay01 run on dos without windows or any other high level
OS. I didn't see any download for a dos version. It looks
like they support it if you are still using it.
dS
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sunbeam...@juno.com wrote:
Will lay01 run on dos without windows or any other high level
OS. I didn't see any download for a dos version. It looks
like they support it if you are still using it.
The DOS version is not supported anymore. I received the last update
(version 7.02) more than 10
When you are talking about pCB editor; does this stand for
Printed Circuit Board Editor. If so which old editor are
you talking about.
DS
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Subject: Re: [Freedos-user] Unhandled exception 000E
Date: Fri, 17 Jul 2015 02:45:09 +0200
From: Mikkel C. Simonsen m...@post5.tele.dk
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