DOS 16 bit
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Dear all, Now I have a small program written by Borland C++ 3.1 for Win 16 bits, the function of this program is sent data from external PC Win 98 to another PC that run on Win 95. In fact this program run properly on Win 98, but when I run it on Win Xp thus it always be fault. Anybody please explain to me what is wrong and why it can not run on Win XP. If I want to run this program on Win Xp what I should do?
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Dear all, Now I have a small program written by Borland C++ 3.1 for Win 16 bits, the function of this program is sent data from external PC Win 98 to another PC that run on Win 95. In fact this program run properly on Win 98, but when I run it on Win Xp thus it always be fault. Anybody please explain to me what is wrong and why it can not run on Win XP. If I want to run this program on Win Xp what I should do?
It's impossible to say whats wrong without knowing anything about the app or what the error messages are.
Dave Kreskowiak Microsoft MVP - Visual Basic
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Dear all, Now I have a small program written by Borland C++ 3.1 for Win 16 bits, the function of this program is sent data from external PC Win 98 to another PC that run on Win 95. In fact this program run properly on Win 98, but when I run it on Win Xp thus it always be fault. Anybody please explain to me what is wrong and why it can not run on Win XP. If I want to run this program on Win Xp what I should do?
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You can't. You can't post a file, but you can post a link to the file uploaded somewhere else. But, if anyone has a brain in their head, they won't download code they don't trust, and run it. Like I asked before, got an error message?
Dave Kreskowiak Microsoft MVP - Visual Basic
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You can't. You can't post a file, but you can post a link to the file uploaded somewhere else. But, if anyone has a brain in their head, they won't download code they don't trust, and run it. Like I asked before, got an error message?
Dave Kreskowiak Microsoft MVP - Visual Basic
I my VC++ program I call a small program written by Borland C++3.1 names: robot0.exe but this program functions to send data from PC to robot controller Win 95 operating system via COM port. However when it is called an error indicates in message box immediately. 16 Bits MS-DOS Subsytem D:\WINDOWS\system32\cmd.exe The system cannot open COM1 port requested by the application. Choose "Close" to terminate the application. I kindly recieve any suggestion form you. many thank for your reply
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I my VC++ program I call a small program written by Borland C++3.1 names: robot0.exe but this program functions to send data from PC to robot controller Win 95 operating system via COM port. However when it is called an error indicates in message box immediately. 16 Bits MS-DOS Subsytem D:\WINDOWS\system32\cmd.exe The system cannot open COM1 port requested by the application. Choose "Close" to terminate the application. I kindly recieve any suggestion form you. many thank for your reply
It's possible your machine doesn't have a COM1. Look in Device Manager, under the Ports section. Make sure the Communications Port is labeled (COM1). Or the port is already open by another process, like a modem DialUp connection, or some other piece of software talking to the controller. You can't have two processes using the same COM port at the same time.
Dave Kreskowiak Microsoft MVP - Visual Basic
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Dear all, Now I have a small program written by Borland C++ 3.1 for Win 16 bits, the function of this program is sent data from external PC Win 98 to another PC that run on Win 95. In fact this program run properly on Win 98, but when I run it on Win Xp thus it always be fault. Anybody please explain to me what is wrong and why it can not run on Win XP. If I want to run this program on Win Xp what I should do?
You need to investigate into the Compatibility tab.
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