Windows 10 doesn't eat anything. More often than not you just need to install the runtimes for whatever language the application was written in to make it work. Part of my job is making decades old, poorly written software function on modern hardware.

True but sometimes the juice just isn't worth the squeez. Finding a current solution probably took me less time than I would have spent wrestling with the antique but in the end it turned out to be a nice upgrade. Same thing happened when I finally gave up on Outlook 2k and loaded Thunderbird.

Neither one of those links has the program
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