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From: dewar@merv.cs.nyu.edu (Robert Dewar)
Subject: Re: IRQs and interrupt handlers under Win95
Date: 1998/05/21
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Michael said

<<When you post the operating system and compiler you are using,
we can point out to you what facilities are available to handle
interrupts with the tools that you have.
>>

Michael, look at the subject line, perhaps you can figure out the operating
system from looking at it! (I know you saw it, since I just replied to your
message, and this is the subject line *you* used).

Actually to be fair, it is easy to miss critical information in the
subject header. It is good advice to ALWAYS repeat all important 
information in the body of the message.