Subj : Re: Synchronet can maybe.
To   : Joe Delahaye
From : Sniper
Date : Fri Jul 22 2005 04:01 pm

  To: Joe Delahaye
-=> Joe Delahaye wrote to Deuce <=-


 >  > There is (was) an MS-DOS 7.0  (It was included with Windows 9x/Me.)
 >
 > the ver command returns "Microsoft Windows 95" etc.  Not "DOS 7.0".
 > The only place you can get a 7.0 from that I'm aware of is interrupt 21h
 > function 30h which is the "MS-DOS Version Number" function.  Windows must
 > returns something for proper emulation, so it returns 7.0... this doesn't me
 > it's MS-DOS v7.0 any more than OS/2 v1 returning 10.10 means it's MS-DOS
 > v10.10.
 >
 > The ver command tells the tale.

 JD> Correct me if I dont remember right, but I thought that Win95, had a
 JD> DOS7 directory ?  Might have been hidden though

Got a Win95 box here and I don't see any such directory.  Hidden or no.  
This is a complete Win95 install.  I checked the program files directory 
and the Windows directory.  I checked the root, nada.

Sorry... no such animal.



Sniper
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