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This is not a going to become a game where we try to ascertain your real question in order to provide the answer you want.

Please provide us with a fully formed and informed question.

How much faster do they run in an older Operating System?

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This is not a going to become a game where we try to ascertain your real question in order to provide the answer you want.

Please provide us with a fully formed and informed question.

How much faster do they run in an older Operating System?

Do you consider XP to be an old O.S. ?

I will give you more details.

When you use Start /Run you can enter cmd.exe and get a simulated DOS environment.

I run some 16 bit programs from there.

The name of one of the programs is tasm.exe.

That is a program that assembles 16 bit code.

When I run that program it takes 3 seconds to complete it's task.

It should be taking less than .5 seconds.

If there is any other info you need, please let me know.

Andy

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Attention Deficit Disorder.

Honestly when that app was first released it had to take a lot longer than that to run.

Is 2.5 seconds gained worth the hours you have already wasted searching for a way to make that app a breath shorter?

People have absolutely NO patience today.

IMHO things like this is the exact reason we have windows 8 being rammed down our throats.

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Attention Deficit Disorder.

Honestly when that app was first released it had to take a lot longer than that to run.

Is 2.5 seconds gained worth the hours you have already wasted searching for a way to make that app a breath shorter?

People have absolutely NO patience today.

IMHO things like this is the exact reason we have windows 8 being rammed down our throats.

I have plenty of patience. I like to make things better.

Win 8 isn't being forced on anyone. You didn't go buy it did you ? :-)

Later gator,

Andy

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