ssed,
DOS/32 Advanced will without problems be able to run it. However
if a program is written to run under a particular DOS Extender
(ie it uses special resources that are not available in other DOS
Extenders), DOS/32 Advanced will most likely report an error.</font></p>


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Question #11:<br>
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I am getting these annoying warnings every time I run my program:<br>
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DOS/32A warning (9003): r