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Article #107OS/2 Warp Connect Blue & Windows
From: Antonio Lam
Date: Tue, 07 Nov 1995 00:00
Date: Tue, 07 Nov 1995 00:00
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I have recently upgraded from OS/2 Warp Red to OS/2 Warp Connect Blue.
Before the upgrade, I can run all of my Windows programs under Warp Red.
With the Blue Warp, I would like to know how I can re-use all of my
Windows programs without reinstalling all of them under Win-OS/2.
Someone tell me to put Windows directory into the path, but it does not
seem to help.
Also, I am about to re-partition the 1GB harddisk. There will be a
Primary DOS, and Primary OS/2 partitions, and a data partition. Should I
leave Windows into the data partition, so that I can re-use all the dlls
etc in the system directory, or should I leave it with the DOS
partition? I don't really want to leave it with DOS, otherwise I would
not be able to access those dlls in OS/2.
Sorry for cross-posting.
Thanks,
Antonio
P.S. Please reply to my email id, as I do not
visit newsgroups often enough. Thanks.
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* Windows is a working environment, not an OS *
* Running Warp with 48MB ram and 2GB harddisk *
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