For years, running DOS-based business software on Windows was a headache. DOS apps are "selfish" by nature—they were designed for single-tasking environments and often hog 100% of the CPU, even when sitting idle, because they are constantly polling for keyboard input. was the industry-standard solution to "tame" this behavior. Key Capabilities

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