glenn,
If you're mainly interested in game logic type stuff, go spend $20 on a
486 machine, and dedicate it to running PCAE in DOS. You'd have to
transfer your .bins between 2 machines, but it's a step up from where
you are now.
BTW, PCAE runs just fine for me under Win2K. ;)
-Chris
On Fri, 9 Jul 2004, Glenn Saunders wrote:
> At 11:13 AM 7/9/2004, you wrote:
> >As long as you're not debugging display issues (no dynamic screen
> >display), I think PCAE could work for you.
>
>
> If I could get to run. People keep telling me that they can get it to run
> on Win2K and XP but I can't. I got it running briefly and then it stopped
> running suddenly and I've never been able to get it running since even
> after I upgraded to XP and tried playing around with its better 16-bit
> compatibility modes.
>
> And I'm not willing to dual-boot to DOS or WinME or something just to be
> able to run PCAE.
>
>
>
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