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- From: lev1673@is2.nyu.edu (Larry Velez)
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- Subject: Win 95/NT Executor
- Date: 19 Feb 1996 17:56:28 GMT
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- As I am not a programmer I am just speculating here. If a Win95/NT version of
- executor would have to redirect any hardware calls from the Mac software to the
- Win95/NT drivers and not the actual hardware. Wouldn't this make it an easier
- to accomplishment than having to access the hardware directly? So does this mean
- that we can expect a port in much less time than the Dos version took to create?
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- Just curious...
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- Larry Velez
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