Well if it runs under Win95 doesn't guarantee that it will work with Win98.
Win95 has a mixed 16 and 32-bit kernel and win98 has true 32-bit kernel so there are differences. To correct myself Win95 runs all 32-bit programs in system virtual machine and each 16-bit program in separate virtual machines, win98 runs everything in the system virtual machine and this can cause problems with 16-bit programs. Try apply the latest service pack or the newest upgrade, it will fix some problems with 16-bit programs.

>Hi,
>I am currently running win98 16 FAT, and the program continually
>crashes. Yesterday I went into the system configuration and
>unchecked some 32 bit dll that were loading up on startup.
>
>will try to run one write again to check for improvement. This version
>is not specific about windows 98, but if it runs under 95, it should
>be able to run under 98 right?
>
>Thanks Becky
>
>>>win 98 & one write 7.0
>>>
>>>hello all,
>>>
>>>just got a copy of one write 7.0 and doesn't like windows 98 running at 32 bit.
>>>
>>>how can i adjust my settings to accommodate one write? and still get
>>>the speed of the 32 bit?
>>>
>>>thanks and have a good day.
>>>
>>>becky
>>
>>Hi Becky
>>
>>Win98 is a 32-bit operation system, so you can't switch between 16 and 32-bit.
>>All 32-bit programs are run in the system virtual machine and the 16-bit programs are run in separate virtual machines. Some 16-bit programs don't run under Win98 Fat32 but will run under Win98 Fat16.
>>Is One-Write Win98 compatible? If it is it should be fine otherwise there can be problems specially with Fat32.