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From: doug@hparc0.HP.COM (Doug Parsons)
Newsgroups: comp.windows.ms
Subject: Re: Running PD applications
Message-ID: <2770006@hparc0.HP.COM>
Date: 6 Dec 90 01:53:19 GMT
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No problem.  As several people will tell you, you don't run Windows
programs from the DOS prompt.  You need to run them from within Windows
itself.  You can do this in Win/3 several ways:

1)  From the Program Manager, type alt-F then R (for RUN).  Then type in 
the filename (fully qualified if you're not in the correct directory) of
the program you want to run.

2)  From the File Manager, 2 ways:
	a) The same as 1) above, or
	b) using the graphical representation of your directory, click on
	the directories to open them and then click on the program file
	itself, when it is displayed.


Have fun.

Doug Parsons,
Doug@hparc0.hp.com