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On February 15, 2024=C2=A0at=C2=A016:23:54 +0100 Paul Edwards wrote:
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> Don't you use ArcaOS? It comes with Thunderbird.

No, I use eCS (among others). I know I could install TB (on all my machines=
... :/ ).


> You can get a free account here:=20
>=20
> https://www.eternal-september.org/

Thanks for the link.


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> One of my experiments involved calling the Kbd calls.=20
> I was using the Watcom compiler and libraries for=20
> that, and it produced a standalone executable. Would=20
> that executable have been marked as level 2?=20

Actually, I was wrong, you don't need that for the 16-bit calls, sorry for =
the confusion. :-( I mixed it up with another functionality for which EMX r=
un-time libraries might be used, in particular port access (level 2 allows =
that, level 3 doesn't). In other words, you can stay at level 3 all the tim=
e, regardless from being pure 32-bit code or calling 16-bit API functions v=
ia thunking.

Regards

Tomas