Perhaps Kenny means it's a Win 95/NT console application. That is, it's not
GUI but rather runs in a console ("MS-DOS") window. That's *not* the same
thing as a DOS program. A Win 95/NT console-mode program is a 32-bit program
that can do all of the stuff a 32-bit Windows program can do (like, for
instance, make TCP/IP connections) but lacks the GUI.
73,
Glenn, KB1GW
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From: Gary A. Nieborsky PE
To: Beryl D. Simonson; ct-user
Subject: Re: [ct-user] Win 98 Beta
To: <ct-user@contesting.com>
Date: Friday, February 20, 1998 8:25AM
I'm running 98 b1a as I type.......runs CT just finer....in fact finer than
95. Run it in a "DOS" window and it doesn't mind a bit....in fact I have
run 4 sessions of CT each talking to a different serial port and keying 2
different parallel ports for CW (only because I've only got 2 parallel
ports).
Gary K7FR
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