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Subject: LMI Forth(s)
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Date: 8 Nov 90 04:13:16 GMT
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 Date: 10-31-90 (09:36)              Number: 149 of 157 (Echo)
   To: RAY DUNCAN                    Refer#: NONE
 From: CHARLES WILSON                  Read: 10-31-90 (17:34)
 Subj: URF386                        Status: PUBLIC MESSAGE
 Conf: FORTH (58)                 Read Type: GENERAL (+)

 Is it possible to run 386 UR/FORTH in Windows 3.0 386 Enhanced Mode?

 I know the the current version is not linked with the latest Phar Lap
 Extender conforming to the Microsoft protected mode scheme, but does
 their latest version allow running a protected mode program that way?

 Trying to figure out the best way to port an application over to
 Windows, (still can't decide whether to be windows specific or not), and
 want to use the 386 Enhanced Mode (allowing task context switching,
 etc).  The Micrdocumentation seems to fall short in some  areas
 pertaining to  non-windows applications.

 NET/Mail : LMI Forth Board, Los Angeles, CA (213) 306-3530
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