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SUMMARYUnder Windows version 3.1, the value returned by an MS-DOS-based application is available to other applications in the system. Under Windows version 3.0, however, this value is not available; the exit code returned is always zero. MORE INFORMATION
Windows supports an MS-DOS window in which to run MS-DOS (non-Windows)
applications. The WINOLDAP module serves as an interface for the
application and the remainder of the Windows environment. When the
MS-DOS-based application terminates, WINOLDAP retrieves the application's
exit code. Then WINOLDAP itself terminates, using the retrieved exit
code as its own exit code.
Additional query words: no32bit 3.10
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