Hi....

I tried theengine on my WFW 3.11 and got a few WindowsNT Mode errors on
startup of the DRIVER.

Do I need to upgrade my windows 32s patch, or am I just out in the
cold?

The Proto shown in the GIF file, was really impressive and I really like
the way you did the artwork. It might be the way WFW 3.11 interprets the
commands, but the screen seemed somewhat austere when I got into the 'f84
driver file that came with it. It might be having all the control buttons
on the right like that, but I think I expected a "TOOLBAR" at the top or
bottom as well.

I haven't worked with what I have yet, enough to see how to edit the
device definition files so that they will allow me to roll my own version
of an EPROM PROGRAMMER, but then I haven't really had a chance to look
closely at the circuit either. I notice you didn't stabilize the interface
to the daughter board, by picturing it in the prototype. Is this so you
can use spaghetti wiring to reconfigure the daughter board at will? or
will we use a "Break-out" to configure a Flat Cable. For ease of use, I
think I prefer a "Break-out" like system, maybe use machined pins for the
break-out on the "MotherBoard" to a standard "DaughterBoard"?

I think one of the things we mentioned earlier was how we could use DIP
sockets to create a "Personality Module" for the Motherboard that would
allow us to use the same "DaughterBoard" for a number of chips. That would
allow us to create a few different "Daughterboards" and get a whole bunch
of different chips programmed when combined with the "Engine Software".

Anyways, looking good so far

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