am42+@andrew.cmu.edu (Alexander Paul Morris) (04/11/91)
Does anyone know why when I'm in Desqview, and I open a window, a
program like DOS-EDIT that is resident and working before DV was loaded
is no longer active in any DV windows (DOS windows), but if I completely
exit DV, it's still there, ready to come out of hibernation?
Alexander Morris "People die, things change...
Carnegie Mellon It's sad."a_rubin@dsg4.dse.beckman.com (04/12/91)
In <kc18tF_00VACE7qXU3@andrew.cmu.edu> am42+@andrew.cmu.edu (Alexander Paul Morris) writes: >Does anyone know why when I'm in Desqview, and I open a window, a >program like DOS-EDIT that is resident and working before DV was loaded >is no longer active in any DV windows (DOS windows), but if I completely >exit DV, it's still there, ready to come out of hibernation? Yes, Desqview takes over the interrupts which DOS-EDIT uses uses to do its thing. Your best bet is probably to use what features Desqview has to do what you are used to have DOS-EDIT do, or perhaps load DOS-EDIT in each window. > Alexander Morris "People die, things change... > Carnegie Mellon It's sad." -- ------------------------------------------------------------------------ a_rubin@dsg4.dse.beckman.com <<ignore From: address My opinions are my own, and do not represent those of my employer.