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From: roper@june.cs.washington.edu (Michael Roper)
Newsgroups: comp.windows.ms
Subject: Re: Debugging Windows
Message-ID: <8776@june.cs.washington.edu>
Date: 22 Jul 89 18:06:44 GMT
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Mark Hanner writes:

> There is a reason that there are not very many windows 
> applications: it's very hard to make them work ... on 
> every bizarre configuration of PC in the world.

Could you elaborate on this?  What problems have you had
in this regard?  Of course, machine-independence is one
of Microsoft's biggest selling points in promoting the
development of applications for the Windows environment.
So I'd be interested to hear about yours or anyone else's
experiences to the contrary.

Michael Roper
hDC Computer Corp.