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   -=> Nicholas Boel wrote to Dan Clough <=-   
      
    > I'm not 100% sure, as I don't use Windows and have only the info I   
    > read (some of it on BBSes), but.... isn't there something called   
    > "NTVDM" that allows modern Windows (64-bit Win 10/11) to   
    > run old 16-bit (DOS) software?  I'm fairly certain many Sysops are   
    > doing that, and running any/all software they want to.   
      
    NB> As far as I know, NTVDM is the 32bit version, and works decent. NTVDM64   
    NB> is the 64bit version and it seems there's all sorts of problems with it   
    NB> (as it needs some kind of crutch or hackery to still run 16bit   
    NB> applications - and even then it's iffy whether it will work or not).   
      
   Ahhh, OK, I thought only 64bit needed that, and that it had been    
   smoothed up enough to work well.   
      
    NB> Maybe some day that'll work better, but at the moment it's still   
    NB> recommended to use 32bit Windows if you plan on running door games or   
    NB> other 16bit applications.   
      
   Yes, I see that advice a lot.  Of course, "use Linux" is another viable    
   answer/recommendation.  :-)   
      
    NB> I would imagine things would be fine if one were to run one of the more   
    NB> up-to-date BBS softwares that at least have a 32bit version, on 64bit   
    NB> Windows if you just used DoorParty, BBSLink, or whatever other hosted   
    NB> door servers are out there. So there is definitely some options..   
      
   Sure, the remote game servers make the whole issue a moot point.  I have    
   a couple of those running here, but also quite a few local doors, which    
   seems to be more in the "traditional" BBS spirit.  ;-)   
      
      
      
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