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ENTERA FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Frequently Asked Questions Running 16-bit and 32-bit client apps on same NT/95 machine Question: How can I run both 16-bit client applications and 32-bit client applications on the same Windows NT or Windows 95 machines? Both dll's have the same name! Answer: Believe it or not, this works just fine. Make sure the PATH to 16-bit Entera is completely separate from the PATH to 32-bit Entera. Launch the 16-bit client in an environment where only the 16-bit odet30.dll is available. (To be sure it loads the correct one, you may want to simply put the dll in the directory where the application resides). Launch the 32-bit client in an environment with the 32-bit odet30.dll in the path. If you then look at the memory usage for the two clients (by using a tool such as pview), you'll see that the 32-bit client clearly has loaded odet30.dll into its process space. But the 16-bit client does not show odet30.dll loaded. Instead, wow32.dll is loaded. The wow32.dll then loads the 16-bit version odet30.dll. This dll is loaded into a separate memory address space, so it does not conflict with the 32-bit dll.
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