Stephan Grossklass wrote: > > Calmira would make a nice shell for NT 3.51 *if* it'd be possible to get > hold of NT's long file names somehow. I imagine one would have to write > some 16-to-32-bit interface DLL for that (and possibly do a Windows > version check on startup), not the easiest task but hopefully not > impossible. (At least that's more realistic than Calmira being ported to Maybe, just maybe, there will be a 32-bit version of Calmira; I installed NT 3.51 and Delphi 2 on my P133. NT runs quite well on 32 MB. A pleasent suprise is that it supports all windows 95 (read win32 controls) controls. One problem I face is Delphi under NT 3.51; It seems the video driver for my SiS 6326 is buggy enough that Delphi won't run; the driver doesn't handle the ImageList control properly. Delphi has had problems with that all along, but only on S3 cards. I am now looking for yet another 4 MB PCI card that will support Win 3.1 and NT 3.51 flawlesly. > Win32 - Delphi never was an NT 3.5x thing.) As of now, Calmira works in > NT 3.51, even if a tad slow. Glad you got it running. Calmira managed to crash the kernel on my end... just open the Control Panal menu. Other then that, it runs fine, albeit without some features like Desktop menu and apps not appearing on the taskbar. As for slow, the only showstopper is drawing shrinked icons in high quality, so I turned that off. I must say that NT 4's 16-bit VM is far superiour to 3.51's. As for the 32-bit Calmira, it may come, but I need this video bug fixed (new card) and then examine the code, as there is a lot of specific 16-bit hacks that need to be ported to win32. -- Erwin Dokter mailto:e.dokter@xxxxxxx -- To unsubscribe, send a message to ecartis@xxxxxxxxxxxxx with "unsubscribe calmira_tips" in the body. OR visit //freelists.org