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micro95 / nano95

AnonymousAnonymous
edited March 2005 in Software
I found this site:

http://osfocus.net/article.asp?PostID=1

and i'm going to run it off a cd. Ive ran the cd drivers in dos so it has cd support now, but could anyone tell me which files i still need for network support if possible and what is a MFC application and which files are needed for those?

Cheers, BOB.

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  • nighticenightice
    An MFC application is a standard application built with MFC, which provides an easy way to display standard Windows dialog boxes through C/C++ code. I'm not certain about the files, though. :( For networking, you need the Networking control panel and some DLLs and/or VxDs I don't know about.
  • AnonymousAnonymous
    i wonder if all you need is MFC42.dll?
  • nighticenightice
    You need:
    mfc*.dll
    msvcrt.dll (try to get 6.0)
  • pimpinamanpimpinaman
    When I was doing a little reading about micro95, I read that it couldn't run anything. Not even wordpad. What would be the use of it without having to add some bulk back in to get some kind of funtionality out if it?
  • AnonymousAnonymous
    pimpinaman wrote:
    When I was doing a little reading about micro95, I read that it couldn't run anything. Not even wordpad. What would be the use of it without having to add some bulk back in to get some kind of funtionality out if it?
    Thats why you need the MFC libs, then it runs nearly all proggies
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