Dragging the Computer link in the start menu to the Pin area creates a pin for Computer. However, while it is easy to pin, it is impossible to remove! Luckily, by just adding a new registry key, the context menu will show the “Unpin from Start Menu” item.
Instructions at Start Menu - Enable Folder and Library Pin to Start Menu - Windows 7 Forums
It seems kind of weird that Microsoft removed support for running 16-bit programs on 64-bit Windows. Even in Windows 7 32-bit, 16-bit programs are still supported. How different can the code be? Why is the 32-bit version written but not ported to 64-bit?
The following article explains why
It is AMD and Intel who removed support for 16-bit on 64-bit. Code for 16-bit support on 32-bit must be re-written in order not to use the Virtual 8086 mode.
Does this mean that my QuickBasic programs will never see the light of the day again? Or will Windows 64-bit one day support 16-bit again (by bundling DOSBox maybe)?
Microsoft: Walls will become computers of the future
So are there Walls or no Walls?
