Yup, I'm thinking dual boot too now..
> > Is there no hope for finding a replacement application? Running DOS
> > apps these days is getting increasingly difficult, as emulations fail
> > to deal with things like timing loops.
Like I say, the software is actually very good, it's just with things
as flashy looking as Microsoft Office, the company (Ashton Tate) went
out of business (or just stopped making it).
> I have a game which over the years I have tried to get working using a
> myriad of different operating system tools and emulators. Eventually I
> moved to dual booting a 533MHZ Mini-ITX Xterm with Windows 95. This
> combination was the only one I ever got to work perfectly.
This isn't a bad idea, it'll require a bit of setting up, but it's
most likely to work! Also, I guess it's only really me who'd want it
virtualised/emulated as I like to be in two environments at once, I
guess my dad wouldn't mind in the slightest!
Cheers,
John.
