just run your install and then test every aspect of the application. You are
not going to hurt anything assuming your install tests for versioning .
BTW if you wrote this in vb 6, you do not need to include the vb 6 runtimes
in your setup for xp they are installed on xp by default.
Justin
Good morning,
I have some software written to run on a Windows 95 or 98 system. Given XP's compatibility feature, does anyone know the best way to install and then run the software on XP? Thanks.
Take care, Ed Przybylek
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