>>>Will an application created in VFP run in Win3.1?
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>>>Do I have to do anything different?
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>>You will have to install the now unsupported WIN32s subsystem to provide limited 32 bit services. My experience is that it is not a particularly stable platform, and Microsoft has withdrawn support for it, so if it doesn't work for you, you're not left with many choices. You'd be far better off getting your user to switch to Win95/98/NT.
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>If I can't get Win95 on that computer where can I find the WIN32s subsystem? Doesn't Win3.11 support win32's?
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WIN32s is bundled in by VFP's Setup Wizard; at one time, you could also download Win32s seperately from Microsoft's site. The VFP setup wizard will detect compatible Win3.x environments (Win3.1, Win3.11, WfWG 3.11 are the ones I've seen it used with) and install the base files; I've had to do some tweaking in many cases to get it to perform properly. Avoid it if at all possible.