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I am trying to save data from an expired Windows 95 system. He was using an ancient DOS program called FIRST1. He has
some spread sheets that are needed.
I installed the hard drive as a slave on my dual boot Windows 2000 / Windows XP Home computer.
I was able to launch and run the FIRST1 program and see the spread sheets. That's true with both Windows 2000 PRO and
Windows XP Home.
The user bought a new eMachine with Windows XP Home, and it is producing the subject error and closes the window.
I have tried setting it to run compatibility mode for Windows 95, but behavior does not change.
I have compared the Properties setting for Memory, etc against the working machine and they are the same.
Any ideas appreciated.
Carl
some spread sheets that are needed.
I installed the hard drive as a slave on my dual boot Windows 2000 / Windows XP Home computer.
I was able to launch and run the FIRST1 program and see the spread sheets. That's true with both Windows 2000 PRO and
Windows XP Home.
The user bought a new eMachine with Windows XP Home, and it is producing the subject error and closes the window.
I have tried setting it to run compatibility mode for Windows 95, but behavior does not change.
I have compared the Properties setting for Memory, etc against the working machine and they are the same.
Any ideas appreciated.
Carl