On Thu, May 27, 2004, Adrian E. Roitberg wrote:
>
> Just to clarify, I need to run on a DOS shell under a windows machine.
> This is for a grid computing environ our university is setting up. For
> reasons beyond me, the are going to run this on unused machines, not as
> 'screensavers', but as DOS executables. So, I'll try today the
> suggestions I got.
Adrian: If you are really needed to use a DOS shell on Windows 95 or Windows
98, I think it won't work. DOS is a 16-bit OS. The "Command shell" on
Windows2000/XP is not a DOS shell (although it is often called that); rather
it is a true 32-bit command shell.
I'll be interested to see how this all turns out!
....dave
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