Re:16-bit Win32 PE Shell?
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> The right thing is to simply rewrite it as a 32-bit
Yeah, I know.
I have a new 32-bit version (a whole new program actually). But, about 10%
of my customers still use Windows 3.1 on a dust-covered 486-SX in the
ba{*word*224}t of a department store. Another 50%+ still Windows 95/98. They don't
want to learn the new program so they continue to order the old one.
Not everyone lives on the bleeding edge. :)
I'm just trying to figure out how to stop paying $37 each for dongles for an
old, outdated program.
"David C. Ullrich" <ullr...@math.okstate.edu> wrote in message
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> The right thing is to simply rewrite it as a 32-bit
> application. (In version N of Windows people will
> no longer be able to run 16-bit apps at all. And
> even now a lot of people don't like to do so, for
> good reasons.)
> Dave
> On Wed, 03 Oct 2001 12:48:38 GMT, "Ron Davis" <c...@oaktree.net> wrote:
> >Anyone know of a program that will wrap a Delphi 1 16-bit executable in a
> >Win32 PE shell?
> >I have an old 16-bit application and I want to copy protect it using
> >Titanium (from Bitarts, a really nice product, but only works on 32 bit
> >apps.). I wrote and protected a small 32 bit launcher program that runs
the
> >16 bit program and that works fine, but I'd much rather have a single
.Exe
> >file.
> >I'm not even sure it's possbile to do what I want. Anyone know?
> >--
> >Ron Davis
