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Windows XP/2000 - [Resolved] File Corruption issues - expert help appreciated posted in the Operating Systems forums; If you have an older app that you really love/ hate to give up -- you can run it in "compatibilty mode" in XP. Right click the shortcut/properties/compat mode-- you ...

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If you have an older app that you really love/ hate to give up -- you can run it in "compatibilty mode" in XP.
Right click the shortcut/properties/compat mode-- you can change all kinds of settings just for that program.


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