Command prompt.

G

Gwen

Some MS-DOS programs were written in assembly language
using instructions such as IN port and OUT port. Can such
programs be run under Windows 2000? If not, can you think
of a way they could be supported?
 
J

John Phillips

You can try running these programs in compatibility mode, but I'm not sure
that'll do the trick (never tried it myself).

If that doesn't work, then the only way is to run a Windows 9x emulator in
Windows 2000, or rewrite the programs in question.
 

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