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Article #448Re: Win95: Been there, done that.
From: sas... Bill Arnette
Date: Thu, 18 May 1995 00:00
Date: Thu, 18 May 1995 00:00
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In article <3pddg3$d...@csc.mc.edu>, Stephen Wilhelm <swil...@csc.mc.edu> wrote: >Chan Hoong Keong (hkc...@hkchan.pc.my) wrote: > >> > It probably just means that Magic Carpet is in Win95's database, >> > try a game that is in OS/2's database, no setup needed. > >> How does this rumor about a game database in Win95 get started? Has anyone >> seen and verified the existence of such database? > >I think this is one of those rumors that just doesn't go away. OS/2 It's not a rumor. It's a fact. But it's not just games, it has other DOS apps as well. If you have the Win95 CD, look up APPS.INF in the Windows 95 Resource Kit in admin\reskit\helpfiles\95wrk.hlp. >From the Windows 95 Resource Kit: When you run an MS-DOS -- based application, Windows 95 first checks the APPS.INF file to see if the application is listed there. If it is, the settings found in APPS.INF are used to run the application. Bill -- Bill Arnette sas...@unx.sas.com Portable Debugger Development ...!mcnc!sas!saswta SAS Institute Inc. (919)677-8000 x6193 SAS Campus Drive - R2275 (919)677-4444 (fax) Cary, NC 27513
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