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Can I get the installed software to crossover?

Discussion in 'Microsoft Windows' started by letterman@invalid.com, Apr 9, 2009.

  1. I finally succeeded in installing Win2k as a dual boot on drive D:.
    It was quite a nerve-wrecking process because it seems to take forever
    to finally ask me what partition to put it on, and I was thinking it
    was eating Win98 the whole time. (of course I backed up first). But
    it finally installed and both work. I do need to work on the wording
    in the dual (selector) since it says Windows or Windows 2000 Pro.
    It should say Windows 98, and I hope to add a Dos selection in there.
    I'm assuming this is some batch file. So far I just got it installed,
    that's all.

    Now, one problem occurred. It insisted that it would not read the
    file ir50_32.dll off the installer CD. It said to hit enter to try
    again. I hit enter at least 20 times, finally hit the ESC key and it
    proceeded. It does work, so I dont know what that was all about.

    Now the question of the day. Is there any way to transfer some of my
    common programs so they work on BOTH operating systems? These would
    mostly be Agent, and Firefox, and a few picture editors. Or do I need
    to install these twice?

    I did use a FAT32 partition, so I can access all the files.

    Thanks

    LM
     

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