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umm.. first of that isn't DOS it is a command prompt, there is a HUGE differnce. Second of all what DOS app are you running and is it Windows 2000 compatiable.
Basically what I am saying is that you are maybe trying to run a DOS based applicationon a machine that does not have a DOS kernel to understand what you are asking it to do.
I'm still wondering how you got it installed in the first place. Or did you just drop the files on a hard drive and change directories to them, nope.. that won't work.
Windows 3.1 = DOS
Windows 95 = DOS
Windows 98 = DOS
Windows NT = NT
Windows 2000 = NT
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