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Hi Peter & Steve
wanna hear a fine trick with WIN-OS/2 programs ?
Well, you already have installed HPFSlite under WIN-OS/2 right !
As next step from command line you type "migrate" then enter =
and in the pop-up screen you select "Search for a NEW program" =
and in the next screen you select the drive where to search and =
the "Windows Programs or Groups" and start !
In your OS/2 you will find a new folder containing the HPFSlite =
icon object !!
Go to its properties and set to "3.1 enhanced compatibility" =
and then you do not need anymore to start WIN-OS/2 before =
you run your WIN-OS/2 apps ;-)
OO without needing the manipulation of its operating system ;-))
Enjoy this very intelligent technique ;-)
Cheers, svobi
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