3 ms·
Unless you have a Windows 3.1 vm kicking around just to support this, that seems unlikely.
by glitchc 5y ago
Unless you have a Windows 3.1 vm kicking around just to support this, that seems unlikely.
- jbullock35 5y agoNo need for a VM. I'm running Windows 10. Setup is easy if you still have a drive that can read CDs: just mount the ISO (for example, with ImgBurn), copy all of the files to your SSD, and run AAMSSTP\APP\BSHELF96.EXE. The registry is never touched, so it's a very portable installation. I suppose that the ability to run this nearly-30-year-old program with ease is testament to Microsoft's commitment to backward compatibility. And if I wanted, I could probably run it straight from the CD, as people did back in 1996.
- DaiPlusPlus 5y ago> And if I wanted, I could probably run it straight from the CD, as people did back in 1996. 1996? More like 1987: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yBupNdYe08g https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yBupNdYe08g