From: jaynews@ntlworld.com   
      
   "Femme Verbeek"  wrote in message   
      
   > It looks like the perfect solution for me. Right now I dont have the   
   > notebook here anymore. But I'll soon give it a try on some other   
   > machines here. Especially Dosbox looks promising.   
   >   
   > Does anybody have experience in using these on Borland pascal programs?   
   >   
   > I wonder how Jason Burgon's GV would do on these non-standard screens.   
      
   Everything seems to work fine on DOSBox ~except~ that it doesn't emulate the   
   programable interrupt timer channel #0 - PIT#0 properly, and consequently,   
   my precision timers don't work properly. This results - at best - scrollbars   
   that scroll too fast, text carets that don't flash at the correct rate and   
   other minor inconveniences. At worst, it might cause a crash if time "goes   
   backwards" or something.   
      
   Jay   
      
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