FYI... Fortran Compiled F77 and F90 programs are Windows programs, and run just fine in Windows 10. Looking for a new compiler that will work in WIN 10. GDJ, THANKS.

Thanks, will try WIN 10; will let you know tomorrow.

Collector: Sorry, but I am having difficulty finding the DODBox Forum. Please advise.

GDJ: You would like to see the code before compile? Tell me exactly what you would like to see, I'll post it. Asking: If the EXE runs in XP Pro 32 would it be unable to run in WIN 10 64? Have not tried, just assumed that it would not.

My apologies Collector, I had difficulty finding the place to pose the question. DOS programs. math primarily should be a breeze, much simpler programming than games. I'll try to run the programs directly in WIN 10. Still looking for a home for my DOS programs when I go to WIN 10. Any help??

I am a new user. I have many programs that I have written and used; Fortran F77. Been using them in XP Pro. Use CMD command, etc. I am preparing to transition to WIN 10 but have read conflicting reports that DOSBox might not work in WIN 10. So I am trying DODBox in WIN 7 to become familiar with …

Thanks for advice. I have downloaded DIOSBox onto a WIN 7 computer, set up fully, mounted, etc. When I try to run a Fortean Compiled .EXE program I get this message: THIS PROGRAM CAN NOT BE RUN IN DOS MODE. What can be the problem? Thanks

Will experiment shortly on a WIN 7 OS. Any word if WIN 10 will be compatible? Getting my feet wet with WIN 7, so when I get to 10 I'll have an idea on causes of problems.

GD: Thanks for response. I can work around Norton. I see posts that seem to say that DOSBox will not work in WIN 10... ??? Recompiling still gives DOS program, no?? You must have something else in mind? Please advise.

Windows 10, Norton Security blocking download of DOSBox. Rejects download calling it UNSAFE. I am a new user, also requesting info on how to run my DOS Fortran programs and Batch Files. BAT files, EXE, and data files are in different directories. Do I copy the entire file structure into ne folder in …