From: Zaphod.Arisztid.Beeblebrox@gmail.com   
      
   "Dr J R Stockton"  wrote in message   
   news:vRylS1MgHwIJFw7i@invalid.uk.co.demon.merlyn.invalid...   
   > In comp.lang.pascal.borland message , Tue,   
   > 18   
   > Nov 2008 02:02:29, news.onet.pl  posted:   
   >   
   >>i'm searching Turbo Pascal for my Vista 64 bit, because my TP 7.0   
   >>don't   
   >>running in my Vista. Please,Get hyperlink for TB for 64 bit procesor.   
   >   
   > IIRC, 16-bit stuff does not work in 64-bit systems.   
   >   
   > Here's a thought - can one put, say, DOS 6 on a USB stick   
   > appropriately   
   > formatted, and boot it from the stick?   
      
   Sure, I do it all the time.  I use HP's USB Drive Format Utility which   
   allows you to create a DOS boot disk using whatever DOS system files you   
   have handy (for example, on a bootable floppy).  I've used MS DOS   
   6.22/7.0/7.1 and a version of  PC DOS that escapes me at the moment.  I   
   generally use FAT16, but FAT32 works as long as the DOS version   
   understands it.   
      
   > If so, TP/BP should run properly on the stick.   
      
   Probably, but I've not tried.   
      
   > But how would one transfer files across?   
      
   Just boot into Windows and copy files to/from the USB stick, or use a   
   DOS that understands NTFS (is there a DOS that can?).   
      
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