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I found a media player that apparently still supports Windows 9x

http://www.vuplayer.com/vuplayer.php

It claims to support mp3.

Someone needs to create a new topic for concurrent Windows 9x software or change the thread OP. The thread's creator isn't actively updating the first page, so there's plenty of software out that is not listed. Also, does anyone know of a player that still supports 9x or a mp3 codec? I swear, Windows 9x has so much abandonware that the developers have completely abandoned due to closing down such as Multimedia Calculus.

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17 hours ago, ~♥Aiko♥Chan♥~ said:

Anyone know of a modern PDF reader? Windows 9x is surely good for reading ebooks.

Are there PDF files that actually don't open in Adobe Reader 6?

I've never seen one...

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23 hours ago, ~♥Aiko♥Chan♥~ said:

Anyone know of a modern PDF reader? Windows 9x is surely good for reading ebooks.

5 hours ago, i430VX said:

Are there PDF files that actually don't open in Adobe Reader 6?

I've never seen one...

Neither I ever have, either...

 

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Would you please tell which ,pdf version the The Intel Programming Manuals report to be? It can be easily read from the file's 1st 8 bytes, in an hexeditor. Here below are two such examples, with v. 1.4 and 1.7, respectively...

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The Wrappers were designed to support Applications and tools such as SumatraPDF and 7-Zip. I did not focus on Browsers.
They provide Unicode support and a fair number of APIs. I never tested them with Browsers.

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