How do I free up resources in win16 subsystem

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by CaptBilly1Eye · 10 years ago In reply to How do I free up resource ...

It sounds like Qxpense may have been originally written for Windows 3.1 or 95. That is, it is a 16 bit program rather than 32 bit which is what XP prefers.

Open Windows Explorer or My Computer and navigate to the program's actual executible (????.exe). Right click on the file, select Properties, and then click on Compatibility Tab. In Compatibility Mode box select Run this program in compatibility mode for Windows 95 (or Windows 98/ Windows ME). Click on Apply and OK. That should do it.

Now... find a program to replace it that was made in the past five years (rather than 10 - 15) :-)

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Thanks, No-Go

by chad_t · 10 years ago In reply to Try This

I just tried doing that... didn't work.

I think I'll take your last little bit of advice and find a new expense manager :^)

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