Karen,
Open an Explorer Window on the actual executable program (not a shortcut).
Choose Properties and then the Compatibility tab. You can then tell it what
OS to emulate to run this particular program (I'd recommend choosing NT 4.0
if that was what it was written for).
See if this solves your problem.
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Microsoft - MVP
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"Karen James" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Good evening,
>
> Here is scenerio: I have a claims application that was
> written for Windows NT 4.0 OS. I have since updraded my
> workstations to Windows 2000 and then attempting to test
> Windows XP and of course testing with my Claims
> applications.
> I have run into some problems with the XP and claims
> system. The application worked fine in NT. 2000 and XP
> present some problems. I think I have a memory handling
> issue with the new OS's.
> Concerning XP my questions is: Does XP have any command
> line switches/utilities or integrated utilities to tell an
> application how or what memory space to run in? I have
> heard of it but for the life of me can't remember the name
> of the util. Any help with this command would be greatly
> appreciated.
>
> Thanks in advance for your help
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