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[email protected] February 10th 19 07:35 PM

Virtual Machines Rock !
 
Got 16 bit stuff ?

Create a virtual machine running an older version of Windows
( e.g. XP ) in memory. See Oracle VirtualBox. Very easy, handy and
quick.

I've got 28 great apps written in QuickBasic v4.5, and 14 in Windows
Visual Basic v3 .

I know there is a provision for running things in a compatibility mode
for older versions of Windows, but I could never get it to work.

In the virtual machine I have a desktop with 42 icons. Comes right up
and all apps work great.

Would be nice to have an app to convert all to VB6 which I use
extensively for all ny contenporary stuff.

slate_leeper[_2_] February 11th 19 01:30 PM

Virtual Machines Rock !
 
On Sun, 10 Feb 2019 14:35:04 -0500, wrote:

Got 16 bit stuff ?

Create a virtual machine running an older version of Windows
( e.g. XP ) in memory. See Oracle VirtualBox. Very easy, handy and
quick.


+1



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Ant[_3_] February 12th 19 02:48 AM

Virtual Machines Rock !
 
slate_leeper wrote:
On Sun, 10 Feb 2019 14:35:04 -0500, wrote:


Got 16 bit stuff ?

Create a virtual machine running an older version of Windows
( e.g. XP ) in memory. See Oracle VirtualBox. Very easy, handy and
quick.


+1


Ditto. ALso, useful for testing stuff to avoid making a mess on your
real machines.
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