From: Ulrich.Diez@Student.Uni-Tuebingen.De   
      
   Hello!   
      
   Using BP7, it is possible to compile programs for the Windows-platform.   
   The attempt of executing such a Windows-platform-based program from   
   (real-mode) DOS leads to the message:   
   "This program requires Microsoft Windows."   
      
   Is it possible to change this behavior?   
      
   There seems to be some routine by which branching is implemented:   
      
   Pseudocode:   
      
   If (Windows is run) THEN work through the program   
                       ELSE type out: "This program requires Microsoft Windows."   
      
   I would like to change the ELSE-branch so that in this case some action   
   will be executed (e.g. coded in assembler) which applies to DOS (real-mode).   
      
   Where can I find code-snippets or examples for such undertakings?   
      
   (I saw that it is possible. E.g. older versions of qcd.exe, which is   
   a CD-player application from Creative-Labs" bring up a graphics-based   
   window-interface when run under windows but bring up a text-based DOS-   
   interface when run in real-mode/DOS.)   
      
   Sincerely   
      
   Ulrich   
      
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