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Article #297Re: Compiling dos application
From: Bas van Beek
Date: Fri, 25 Feb 2005 10:38
Date: Fri, 25 Feb 2005 10:38
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Kristian wrote: > Well - running this application in dos creates the following error: > > "This program must be run under Win32" I'm not sure what the latest version of Delphi was which supported dos compilation but you can do two things: - get an old enough delphi compiler which supports plain dos - use a dos 32bit extender Maybe this link is useful... http://www.dwp42.org/dwp/whitepapers/dosways/en/#d
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