"I could do that, but won't that mess up the time/date?" If you call the original handler at the original frequency, then no, otherwise yes. Let's say you let the timer run at twice the speed, then your int 8 handler has to call the original int 8 handler every second time that your handler is …

I just took a look at the timing.zip that you mentioned. The int 15h function 86h method is used in the code "intdelay.bas" in the "delays" subfolder, maybe that helps.

I don't know about QBasic, but the BIOS offers a function to wait a specific time (int 15h, function 86h, time to wait in microseconds has to be in cx:dx). Maybe you could implement that into QBasic somehow?

Generally it shouldn't be any problem. However you have to check for each board anyway as you need to set the jumpers accordingly (voltage, etc).

They were all slower on the P90. The overall times were like this: A: 2.087000 to 2.143000 B: 2.142000 C: 1.867000 D: 12.633000 (yes, that long)

Would a P90 be OK, too?

Hi, WordPad uses .wpc files to do the conversions. In XP the files "mswrd6.wpc" and "mswrd8.wpc" are located in the same folder as the wordpad.exe file itself, I suppose it should be similar in Win 2K. If you copy the mswrd6.wpc over as well then 2K's wordpad.exe should open Word 6 files in Win 7, …

Hi, in ME it's done via msconfig. Launch it and click on the "International" tab. There you can select the desired language settings for the DOS prompt, but you also need to delete the paths, leaving only the filenames displayed (i.e. instead of "C:\WINDOWS\COMMAND\country.sys" the field should only …