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 Post subject: Dragon and OS question.
PostPosted: Wed Aug 14, 2002 7:31 pm 
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What OS's does dragon work with and not work with.
I'm not sure if I'm right or not, but from what I remember, Dragon only worked on a Fat32 based HD setting which would be Win98 on Average.
Mostly because on average someone using Win NT -2000 - XP pro uses an NTFS based HD...

I have 2 systems, one is a Win2000pro and the other is a XP Pro both with NTFS based HDs.

Hopefully it's been fixed...

LCoA


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PostPosted: Wed Aug 14, 2002 8:42 pm 
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As far as I know, Dragon works fine on all 32-bit Windows systems with FAT32 disk types. I've used Dragon on Win98se, and WinXP. WinME and Win2K I have no experience on.
As for NTFS, I'm not sure if it works in any of the "compatibility modes" (under XP) but it might be worth trying.
There's really no more "core" development of Dragon anymore, however, there is a newer version than the one I support. You can find version 1.05.00 PR6 at www.uocm.de but it does not fully work with my mods.

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im using dragon with win2k pro and ntfs format hd


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I have used dragon in a windows 2000 workstation, and server mode without any problems. Well except for speed. And it does work on a Windows XP. All which are NTFS.

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