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In article <3n15kn$9...@stud.Direct.CA>, sch...@Direct.CA writes:
>In <3mudgi$i...@taco.cc.ncsu.edu>, jlwo...@unity.ncsu.edu (Jeffrey Lee Woodall) writes:
>>Kevin Hurley (khu...@dgsys.com) wrote:
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>>: : PS: OS/2 users will tell me that "OS/2 did that a long time ago", but
>>: : I tried it and didn't like it...
>>
>>: 	Whether you liked it or not OS/2 has been doing that for a long
>>: time.
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> [snip]
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>>OS/2 does not allow you to actually sit down and write a seprate 
>>Config.sys and autoexec.bat for each DOS program.  Instead it offers nice 
>>little features like XGA_TRAP and the like.  Thanks, but no thanks.
>
>  This thread should be moved to comp.os.os2.advocacy. 
>
>BTW, OS/2 Warp allows you to have *CUSTOMIZED* autoexec.bats and device 
>statements for *E A C H* DOS session.

You don't need a "dos session" in Win95.  You click on the icon of Doom or
whatever and it runs.  So far I've found it best to let Win95 run it the way it
wants but if you have a quirky game, you can edit the properties of the icon
and specify a config.sys and autoexec.bat. Win95 will use these settings to run
that application but it doesn't affect memory for everything running.

---------Tom

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>Simon Chung		Go Canucks Go!
>sch...@Direct.CA        Equipe d'OS/deux
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>Q: How many Microsoft employees does it take to change a light bulb?    
>		    	 
>A: 563. Four to announce the news to the press 2 years in advance, 400 to 
>   design a new plug'n'play 32-bit version of the light bulb, 150 to 
>   supervise 2,000 beta testers for the 8 months, 8 to announce the install-
>   ation of the bulb will be four months late, and one to change it. 
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