What I missed in your story: doesn't the DOS program 'just' run under windows xp or vista like under windows95?<BR><BR>If the program needs some dos drivers (like ansi.sys or himem.sys), you can ...

Here’s the general rule: If the DOS program ran in XP, it will probably run in a 32-bit version of Windows 7. But no DOS program can ever run in a 64-bit version of Windows 7.

2. Find the DOS program in its folder and drag it to the Start menu. A shortcut to the program will be created in the Start menu. END DOS APPLICATION End your DOS application as you normally would.

Got a machine that is running Windows 98 SE and is a:<BR><BR>P4 2.0GHz<BR>1.0GB RAM<BR>RAID 80GB hard drive.<BR><BR>The machine needs to run 98 because or a old DOS Point of Sale program. When the ...