I'm trying to build an app which is giving trouble in Windows 95 and 98 and
maybe ME, but works flawlessly under Windows XP. (The Mac versions work OK
too.) Today I noticed that if you look at the properties of the app (the
.EXE file), under Windows XP you can set the program to work in 'Windows 95
compatible' mode. I don't really know what this means (I do most of my work
on Macs) but when I try to run the program after setting this option, all
the colours go wrong, the cursor appears to be negative (black with a white
cursor shape in the middle) and some graphics disappear. Can anyone tell me
what this all means? I don't have a copy of Windows 95 in my current
location to do proper testing so it might have been useful to be able to
use this Windows feature if I could make it work.
TIA
Graham
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Graham Samuel / The Living Fossil Co. / UK & France
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