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Post: Running old Educational software under Win 2000

Posted by Donna music/TN on 4/22/08

    I have a touch screen system which works well for my
    youngest students, and I'd like to install some older
    educational software on it, but when I go to setup.exe,
    it's not recognized as a win32 application. This system was
    a point of sale terminal in a former life, and does not
    have a built in CD-Rom drive recognized in CMOS, so I can't
    easily upgrade the OS. Does anyone have any suggestions in
    how to get these programs recognized?

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