>-----Original Message-----
>Does anyone know if windows XP will support MS Flight
>Simulator 98? I found a (new) copy of it for sale
>recently, but it was manufactured before windows XP came
>out. The system requirements are listed as Win 95 or Win
>98. I am hoping that, since Win 98 is upgradable to XP,
>that XP might be backward compatable to support WIN 98
>applications (in this case, MS Flight Simulator 98). If
>anyone knows for sure, please let me know.
>Thanks!
>.
>

I can't see why it would not work. All you have to do if
it does not work is run it in Win95 or 98 compatibility
mode. To do this just right-click on the .exe file for
the game and select properties. Then you can check they
option on a tab there to run it in compatiblility mode. I
have been able to get many old 95/98 games running under
XP by doing this. If I were you, I would get FS2002, its
excellent and 100% better.

NO compatibility mode needed actually, works fine under WinXP. Do
compatibility mode just in case though.
"AFACC" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:1e8401c33ece$25fd05b0$(E-Mail Removed)...
>
> >-----Original Message-----
> >Does anyone know if windows XP will support MS Flight
> >Simulator 98? I found a (new) copy of it for sale
> >recently, but it was manufactured before windows XP came
> >out. The system requirements are listed as Win 95 or Win
> >98. I am hoping that, since Win 98 is upgradable to XP,
> >that XP might be backward compatable to support WIN 98
> >applications (in this case, MS Flight Simulator 98). If
> >anyone knows for sure, please let me know.
> >Thanks!
> >.
> >
>
> I can't see why it would not work. All you have to do if
> it does not work is run it in Win95 or 98 compatibility
> mode. To do this just right-click on the .exe file for
> the game and select properties. Then you can check they
> option on a tab there to run it in compatiblility mode. I
> have been able to get many old 95/98 games running under
> XP by doing this. If I were you, I would get FS2002, its
> excellent and 100% better.