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5/21/2002 |
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6/10/2002 |
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FIX |
Some 16-Bit programs such as Edit.com and Debug.exe do not update the screen in a timely fashion on computers with a clock speed over 2.0 GHz.
Some 16-Bit programs such as Edit.com and Debug.exe do not update the screen in a timely fashion on computers with a clock speed over 2.0 GHz. If you move the mouse pointer over the window, you see an update occur. This pertains to Windows XP, 2000, and NT. This problem has the potential to affect all older 16-Bit programs, not just those written by Microsoft.
Windows NT:
A supported fix is available from Microsoft. It is not available for
download, Microsoft Technical Support must be contacted to obtain the patch.
There should be no cost for the support call.
Windows 2000:
Microsoft recommends waiting for the next service pack for the resolution of
this problem. If an immediate solution is required, Microsoft Technical Support
must be contacted to obtain the patch. There should be no cost for the support
call.
Windows XP:
Microsoft recommends waiting for the next service pack for the resolution of
this problem. If an immediate solution is required, Microsoft Technical Support
must be contacted to obtain the patch. There should be no cost for the support
call.
For the latest information please see Microsoft KB article Q320694
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