9 May
2002
9 May
'02
6:11 p.m.
Only a certain version of Win32 though. I do not
remember however. I tried
once to get hotmetal pro working under OS/2, but I think the Win32 version
was higher than what OS/2 could use.
Note that Win32S is a subset of Win32; Win32S support allows 32-bit interfaces
to some of the Win API. It's not the same thing as having a true Win32 OS
like 95 or NT. Programs written for Win32 operating systems will requre
Odin (odin.netlabs.org) to run under OS/2. Odin is an executable and library
translator that basically takes Win API calls and maps them to OS/2 system
calls.
Odin rocks, mainly because OS/2 and Win32 are so similar in design. :)
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Ryan Underwood, <nemesis at icequake.net>, icq=10317253
10 May
10 May
1:07 a.m.
Odin rocks, mainly because OS/2 and Win32 are so
similar in design. :)
Except that OS/2 works and Win32 doesn't ;-) (smile, duck'n'run)
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1:57 a.m.
AFAIK, Windows 3.2 was only produced for the Chinese market. The MSDN
pack I have from that time only has a Chinese 3.2 version. I think the
versioning had something to do with a keyboard or language feature that
was needed just for the Chinese release.
g.
2:39 a.m.
On Fri, 10 May 2002, Gene Buckle wrote:
AFAIK, Windows 3.2 was only produced for the Chinese
market. The MSDN
pack I have from that time only has a Chinese 3.2 version. I think
the versioning had something to do with a keyboard or language feature
that was needed just for the Chinese release.
I would expect it to have been due to display issues rather than a
keyboard/input issue. It takes a completely different approach to display
those types of characters compared to standard ASCII.
-Toth
4:40 a.m.
AFAIK, Windows
3.2 was only produced for the Chinese market. The MSDN
pack I have from that time only has a Chinese 3.2 version. I think
the versioning had something to do with a keyboard or language feature
that was needed just for the Chinese release.
I would expect it to have been due
to display issues rather than a
keyboard/input issue. It takes a completely different approach to display
those types of characters compared to standard ASCII.
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