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That does not make sense. First, Windows in 64-bit mode does not even support running 16-bit applications. Second, there's plenty of 16-bit code that's complete
by rbehrends 9y ago
That does not make sense. First, Windows in 64-bit mode does not even support running 16-bit applications. Second, there's plenty of 16-bit code that's completely unrelated to MS Office/Windows (such as MBRs; that's because the BIOS boot process requires real mode).