🚀 go-pugleaf

ace@iohk.com (A Chan) wrote:

>rolfe@pt9525.ped.pto.ford.com (David Rolfe) wrote:

>>James E. Kemp (jkemp@cts.com) wrote:
>>: Hi Henry,

>>: hlamuth@infinet.com (Henry LaMuth) wrote:

>>: >dgerber@compusmart.ab.ca (zymurgy) wrote:

>>: What you have to do is select specify new config.sys and autoexec.bat
>>: for each DOS program. This will save a config.sys and autoexec.bat
>>: file just for that program. I use these configurations all the time.
>>: The only draw back is the system boots before running these programs.
>>  ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

>>This has to be one of the nastiest kludges in WIN95.  Be warned that if
>>the game you're running craps out while you're playing it in this mode
>>and if you have to reset your system, WIN95 will reboot your system back
>>to the game.  A friend of mine had this happen to him and it took him
>>quite a while to get everything back in place so that WIN95 booted
>>properly.

>This is quite a nasty problem in win95. The easiest way out of this is
>to rename the autoexec.bat and config.sys files or delete them
>altogether in order to get back to win95.



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>ace@iohk.com
>Andrew - Hongkong

From a command prompt type Win /WX and it will boot back to Win95.

Pedro