janM wrote:
> If that is the case in vista, this can be easily overcome:
> re-assembly of the exe's, dll's, etc..., to win32
> 
> Note: there are some win16 dll's in p9 too. (don't know for higher
> versions)

My understanding is that Win16 support can be turned on and off.  Also, the
Win16 support is now somewhat "partial" in that there were some risky
things that Windows used to support that it will no longer allow.  (I guess
MS finally learned the lesson of having memory-protection that actually
means something.)

 
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