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Perhaps they could reverse-engineer the Windows 3.1 software and get it to run on XP? Can't tell from the details why the software won't do Windows XP.
by zandorg 14y ago
Perhaps they could reverse-engineer the Windows 3.1 software and get it to run on XP?
Can't tell from the details why the software won't do Windows XP.
- thaumaturgy 14y agoWhy would you think that someone whose day job is running a shop with a $150,000 bandsaw would have either the experience, tools, or inclination to reverse-engineer complex industrial control software? It's likely they don't have installation media or any other reasonable way of transferring the software to a Windows XP system, even if it would possibly run in that environment.
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