Windows Vista

Yes, you can run a 16-bit program on 64-bit Windows 7 Pro. Windows 7 Pro, like other 64-bit versions of Windows, includes a built-in feature called "Windows on Windows 64-bit" (WOW64) that allows compatibility with 32-bit and 16-bit applications.

However, it is worth noting that running 16-bit programs on modern operating systems may not always be straightforward. This is because 16-bit programs were designed for older versions of Windows, such as Windows 3.1, and may rely on certain features and components that are no longer supported in newer operating systems.

In some cases, you may need to enable the NTVDM (Virtual DOS Machine) feature to run 16-bit programs. You can do this by opening the "Programs and Features" control panel, clicking on "Turn Windows features on or off," and then enabling "Legacy Components" or "NTVDM."

Additionally, it is essential to ensure that your 16-bit program is compatible with the specific version of Windows 7 Pro you are using. Some 16-bit programs may not function correctly on newer versions of Windows, or they may require additional troubleshooting or compatibility settings.

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You can, it is possible, but i wouldn't, you probably wont enjoy the user experience.

Almost defiantly not. For one thing, CorelDRAW 11 is a 32 bit application, and for another it is from 2002 -- years before Vista was released. You can ask Corel support to be sure, or you can buy the newest version which will probably work, or you can stick with XP and be safe.

You can also look into Inkscape, which is very similar to CorelDRAW except it is free so there is no risk: http://www.inkscape.org/download/?lang=en

Click on the Start menu

click "Run"

in the box type "msconfig" and hit enter

A grey box will appear called "system configuration utility. Check the "Selective Start up" at the bottom.

Next, click the far right tab at the top that says "Start up"

You will see a list of programs with boxes checked. Those are all the programs that start with your computer. Unchek the ones you don't want to run...(Be carefull though, DON"T UNCHECK THE ONES YOU DON"T UNDERSTAND, BECAUSE YOU MIGHT NEED THEM TO RUN) After you uncheck the unwanted programs, click "OK" and restart you computer. Hope this helps

No, Some of the laptops come with their own OS like Macintosh(Mac) OS used in all Apple's laptop. Rest all the laptops can run with Windows XP regardless of the hardware used.

What i would do is keep guessing every password you would use or you think tou would use because i forgot my ipod touch password and i kept guessing every password i would use then it just came to me. this can work it might drive you crazy like it did for me but just try to keep calm!

vista premium has 3D windows viewing...basic does not.

allv round i m trying tio saapplication whereas basic doesnt not have a run application.

Security is better on premium then basic

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An index is at the front of a book and lists the chapters or topics in a book and the pages they start on.

A directory lists individuals and/or organizations alphabetically with details such as names, addresses, and phone numbers. A phone book is an example of a directory.

It will depend on your download speed. If you have a 30mb/s download speed it will take 2 seconds. If you have a 512kb/s download speed it will take 2 minutes

If you want to delete backdoor Trojans forever, then you need to take the first step in order to eliminate this troublesome malware: caution.

Although many computer users do not take this into consideration.

The truth is that without some basic security procedures, your computer will be infested with Trojans; backdoor entrances, after all, are commonplace.

However, in order to fight them, it is our duty to know about them. So let's find out first what a Trojan is.

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reset your itouch job done will teach you to remember the code :P

The important thing to remember is to Set-up as a new iPod and not restore from back up. The latter will result in the restriction code still being there.

Resetting the pass code is easy. for detail steps read this

( http://proanswers.org/322/my-ipod-touch-forgot-my-restrictions-password-what-should-do )

you will have to downloads loads of software no point

Click on start Right click on "Network" and go to properties. That opens the "Network and Sharing Center". On the left hand column click on "Manage Network Connections."

This opens the Network Connections Window, it will list all of your NICs or Wireless Connections. Right click and go to properties of the connection you would like to statically assign. Select Internet Protocol Version 4 (IPv4) and click properties. Now you will be able to enter in your IP, Subnet Mask, Default Gateway, and DNS addresses and click OK. Close the Network Connections Window and you're running with your new IP.

No, compacting Outlook emails does not harm them. Compacting emails simply reduces the size of the Outlook data file, which can help improve performance and free up disk space. Compacting emails does not delete any emails, but it does remove any deleted items from the data file.

There are several programs out there now, and it depends on if you are a Mac user or PC user.

On Windows search for ithmb windows and tansee.

If you use a Mac, do a google search on ithmb mac and File Juicer.

I would Also Use Open-File for PC users

Please ask this question again using words that make it clear what you would like to know. Ensure you put the question in the correct category to get a meaningful answer. My best guess is that the answer to your question is to click on the heading in the Windows Explorer above the file name to sort files. You can switch back and forth between ascending or descending sorts by clicking the heading multiple times.

It is impossible to run 64 bit applications on a 32 bit based system. You can upgrade to a 64 bit version of Windows XP, Windows Vista and Windows 7... unless you use a Virtual Machine to run a 64 bit OS. Note that this could be very bad to use if your computer is physically not capable of running a 64 bit OS.

These can be downloaded from a lot of online websites free of charge, also possibly from a dvd but must be careful to get a legal version of this as there are many that are not. Online would possibly list outlets of which windows vista can be safely and legally downloaded without causes harm to your computer or other device.

NO, mobile operating systems do not cross over into desktop or laptop operating systems, but if you purchase a tablet to convertible you may be able to sync your devices, ask a computer salesman about matching a computing device to your android device.

You have 30 days to activate the OS

Backwards-compatibility is already built into Windows Vista and Windows 7. There's nothing that you can install to aid in compatibility if running the program in Comaptibility Mode does not work.

A .m3u file is a playlist file - it does not contain any actual media. It simply serves as a pointer to several different media files. In order to open a .m3u file, all the media files that it points to must be in the location the file points to. Without having the actual file, it would not be possible to tell you which files need to be where. Assuming the media files being pointed to are in the correct location, media players such as Windows Media Player, Winamp and VLC Media Player should all be able to play them, assuming the file types of each file are supported by that player.

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