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From: mcmillan@anaconda.cis.ohio-state.edu (Harold McMillan)
Newsgroups: comp.windows.ms
Subject: Error running Paradox
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Date: 7 Apr 91 19:29:03 GMT
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I am running Win 3.0 in 386enh mode.  I have a pif for Paradox 3.5
including the run parms: -real -extk 0

As far as I know, this means that Paradox is running in real mode
(which is confirmed by the Custom script), and it will not attempt to
access any extended memory.  However, Windows always displays a dialog
box indicating that I have attempted to run a protected mode
application.  I click on the dialog box to make it go away, and then I
am able to use paradox (running in a window) with no problems.  Does
anyone know how to avoid getting this message?

	Hal
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