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That is a Windows 95 function.  The results of both what you report and what 
I tried imply that XP does not support it.

I tried both the assembly code you posted and the following C code in large 
model using TC 2 under XP Pro.

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#include <stdio.h>
#include <dos.h>

char app_title[2048];

int main()
  {
  int result;

  _ES = FP_SEG(app_title);
  _DI = FP_OFF(app_title);
  _CX = sizeof(app_title);
  _DX = 2;
  _AX = 0x168E;
  geninterrupt(0x2F);
  result = _AX;
  printf("%X\n\"%s\"\n", result, app_title);
  return 0;
  }
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If it succeeds, AX should return with the value 1or 0 for
success or failure.
When the above code is run it shows this:
""
168E
This implies that the interrupt was not executed - that the DOS
virtual machine only did a return.
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.  Ed

> Vladimir Grigoriev wrote in message
> news:44869ba3$1@newsgroups.borland.com...
>
> Yes it is 16-bit DOS application.
> I has been thinking about Get Application Title service but
> it does not work on XP.
>
> Get Application Title
> Copies the application title to the specified buffer.
> mov ah, 16h ; Windows multiplex function
> mov al, 8Eh ; VM Title
> mov di, seg AppTitle ; see below
> mov es, di
> mov di, offset AppTitle
> mov cx, Size ; see below
> mov dx, 2 ; Get Application Title
> int 2Fh
> cmp ax, 1
> je success