![]() What you're avoiding is getting stuck in a corner, I worked with a company that in 2010 still used Windows 98 because it was the only OS that worked with their in-house work-order system. The cost of the software, migrating the data, and training the users, while high, is generally recouped with increased productivity gained from the new system, and from the ability to run on better hardware. I helped many companies ditch legacy in-house software after Windows 7 came out, it's absolutely possible. There has to be some program that can replace the software either in full or the majority of itĪnother company has likely made a similar product for years. You now have software holding back your upgrade options, you'll be locked into software until it's EOL, and then locked into hardware as you're unable to purchase new hardware with the OS you need. Seriously look into replacing the software, if it doesn't work in 7 it won't work in 8, or 9 etc. Ok, i totally misread that as this application running within MS-DOS, the only thing i have to add to everyone's comments:
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