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CompuServe is an early online service provider that is referenced in discussions about historical high-tech mistakes and as legacy software still used by some users. On WindowsForum.com, CompuServe appears in a thread listing notable tech blunders, where it is mentioned as a service that could have been more prominent. Another thread discusses running CompuServe in Windows XP Mode on Windows 7 to access its data files, highlighting challenges with locating program directories for backup and data management. These posts reflect CompuServe's role as a legacy application that users may need to maintain on modern Windows systems.
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10 most stupid mistakes in high-tech
10 most stupid mistakes in high-tech Why are some of the largest transactions in the world of high technology does not destined to happen, but the most promising products and remain only in the plans? Because the relevant people and companies either do not understand what is missing, or is...- cybercore
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- Forum: The Water Cooler
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Windows 7 need to find program directory in XP Mode
I installed XP mode in my Windows 7 Professional 64 bit laptop to be able to run my older programs. I successfully installed CompuServe (my mission critical software) in XP mode, but I need to find the program directory because that's where the data files for the filing cabinet are stored. I...- birdlover
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- backup compuserve file access file explorer program path software installation windows 7 xp mode
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- Forum: Windows Help and Support
