MS DOS in WIndows 2000

What exactly happens when you try to run the DOS program? I can probably help you but I need more info.

FYI - You'd probably get a faster response posting questions like this in the Q&A section.

Ralph

My company is still using an old DOS program to run our entire business. I'm upgrading the PC's to W2K now. You don't say what the program requires, but try this.
1. Set up the autoexec.nt and config.nt files like your older boxes.
2. Create a DOSicon on your desktop.(you may want to use cmd.exe instead of command.exe)
3. Change the properties of the icon to start your program, set the memory, and anything else the program needs.
4. be sure to set up the printing with the NET USE command.Good Luck.

My company is still using an old DOS program to run our entire business. I'm upgrading the PC's to W2K now. You don't say what the program requires, but try this.
1. Set up the autoexec.nt and config.nt files like your older boxes.
2. Create a DOSicon on your desktop.(you may want to use cmd.exe instead of command.exe)
3. Change the properties of the icon to start your program, set the memory, and anything else the program needs.
4. be sure to set up the printing with the NET USE command.Good Luck.

My company is still using an old DOS program to run our entire business. I'm upgrading the PC's to W2K now. You don't say what the program requires, but try this.
1. Set up the autoexec.nt and config.nt files like your older boxes.
2. Create a DOSicon on your desktop.(you may want to use cmd.exe instead of command.exe)
3. Change the properties of the icon to start your program, set the memory, and anything else the program needs.
4. be sure to set up the printing with the NET USE command.Good Luck.