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Q: Can I use PseudoCD with Windows 3.xx?
A: Since Windows 3.xx is mainly a DOS extender there should be no problem.

Q: Can I use PseudoCD with Windows 95?
A: Yes, install the PseudoCD driver in the CONFIG.SYS and it works.
   But the CD2FILE utility does not work (FILE4DRV does it) - not even if you
   boot in DOS mode. So you have to create your image files under !real! DOS.

Q: What is the problem with CD2FILE under Win95?
A: I do not know.

Q: Why does the PseudoCD software require a 386er?
A: The code of the driver contains some opcodes (shifts and e-regs) not 
   present in former processors. If you are a programmer you may be able to 
   modify the source, avoiding these instructions. 

Q: It is possible to obtain a version of the source not using Borland's IDEAL 
   mode (e.g. MASM instead)?
A: Not yet and I will never release one.

Q: Why there is no 'new' version of the bios variant (filename parameter)?
A: IMHO the use of a filename is not a real improvement. Feel free to compile 
   your own version.

ck 9/Dec/1997

