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From: Scott McCabe <[e-mail]>
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> LightWave is compiled to link with Windows libraries. Attempting
> to run LW under OS/2 Warp causes an immediate violation which
> causes OS/2 to terminate the thread.

But, say you had Windows installed first, then install OS/2, shouldn't you
then be able to run LW under the Program Manager Icon? Also, you should
be able to do a dual boot into DOS, then run Windows...this should work
too (correct me if I'm wrong). This way (using Dual boot) you'd be using
Windows DLL's and have nothing to do with OS/2's DLL's.

Scott
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