risto@tuura.UUCP (Risto Lankinen) (03/05/90)
The WINSTUB.EXE (the standard stub program for Windows) or an equivalent must be located in a directory specified by the PATH= -variable. The stub must also be specified in the linker definition file, in which line "STUB WINSTUB.EXE" defines WINSTUB.EXE being used for stub. BTW, One can make one's own stub which does something more intelligent than printing 'This program req...' - like such that automatically boots Windows, when being started from DOS. Worth mentioning is that the stub can be rather big without consuming memory at Windows on run-time. The Windows loader discards the stub code upon loading. terveisin: Risto Lankinen -- Risto Lankinen / product specialist *************************************** Nokia Data Systems, Technology Dept * 2 2 * THIS SPACE INTENTIONALLY LEFT BLANK * 2 -1 is PRIME! Now working on 2 +1 * replies: risto@yj.data.nokia.fi ***************************************