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From: frank5@mars.njit.edu (Frank D. Greco)
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Subject: 386i - MS Windows
Keywords: 386i
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Date: 15 Jul 89 19:32:35 GMT
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It seems to me that a 386i would be a perfect development machine for
Microsoft Windows.  A MS Windows developer *needs* an external terminal
connected to a reasonably fast PC to do real debugging of an MS Windows
pgm.  The terminal is for debugger input/output since Windows takes over
the screen.  On a roadruner, you could run the Windows application in a
DOS window and connect a shell/cmd tool to COM1 of that DOS window.

Has anyone done this?

Frank