mcw@wet.UUCP (Martin Warnett) (11/12/89)
The company I work for is considering developing for New Wave. HP was kind enough to send us a copy. But in order to install it I have got to drop back to DOS 3.3 (I am running 4.01 and all our hard disks have been reformatted with >32MB partitions), buy a copy of Windows/286, (we use windows 386 exclusively on PS/2-80's) and buy a copy of 386MAX as apparently it is the only expanded memory emulator that HP sanctions. The question - is all this trouble even worth it? Any opinions would be appreciated. -- +====================================================================+ | Martin Warnett | uucp: ...sun!claris!wet!mcw | | San Francisco, CA | claris!wet!mcw@ames.arc.nasa.gov | +====================================================================+
mherman@alias.UUCP (Michael Herman) (11/13/89)
You'll find a reasonable article in the current issue of Microsoft Systems Journal. It provides a very good overview of New Wave's features.