If I were driving a 1932 roadster, i would not expect the garage's in town
to stock parts or manuals or generally have a clue about it, i would have
to seek out a specialty/custom shop, if there were any at all, for any
repairs. I would not be surprised if I bought a new car stereo for it and
was told that the stereo installer didn't know how to integrate it into the
6 volt wiring system on the 1932 automobile.
this is much like what you are doing in terms of operating systems, if not
hardware.
At 03:26 AM 11/14/00 +0200, you wrote:
>"Can you tell me if its generally possbile to make a program
>that will allow a connection of a Palm Pilot to the PC, on DOS?"
><snip>
>.. o..k....
>
>My answer was: "The supplied software cant work on DOS, because its
>designed for the win32 API. Being 32-bit has nothing to do with it.
>DOS -CAN- support 32-bit.
<snip>
>.. the next letter I received was something like "Since your question
>is complicated, it will take awhile to construct an appropriate
>reply. Thank you for waiting."
>
>Thats my support story. :)
>
>(not to mention the one where I called my ISP support, who didnt
>understand what was "DOS" and why I cant type "exit" to go back
>to Windows. But thats another story.)
>
> Or Botton
>
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