You can also try to change the compatibility setting after installing
the software. Use the right mouse button and select Properties.  There
will be an option for "Compatibility" and you can select 95, 98, NT, or
2000. If it doesn't work by default, try changing to one of these, it
might work.

- Chris

Roy Brown wrote:

>"Jeff Mikolai" <[log in to unmask]> wrote in message
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>>I need to run R1 for DOS on my Windows XP machine and connect to a system
>>via VT-MGR. Has anyone had any luck accomplishing this?
>>
>
>Why, don't you have Reflection for Windows?
>
>But DOS programs should run on XP, unless they have specific compatibility
>issues - it is a myth, though a surprisingly prevalent one, that XP has no
>DOS capability.
>
>Why not try it?
>
>(And if you have tried it, and it failed, what, exactly, went wrong?)
>
>--
>Roy Brown
>
>Getting XPerienced.....
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