Clipper Windows 8 downloads - Free Download Windows 8 clipper - Windows 8 Downloads - Free Windows8 Download. Similar clipper for Windows 8 keywords. Jan 31, 2011  Hi guys, I think only Microsoft can answer this question. Our system was made by Clipper language and FOXBase. The problem is, the system can't run on Windows 7.

Several issues with clipper 5.xx Can you print? I've gotten to run Clipper 5.3 using DOSBOX you need to install DOS 6.22 but you still have issues. I'm running Win 10 64bit using VM Virtualbox with XP 32 bit installed and am able to get it to print to a USB printer using the NET USE command. Is another program to investigate, Bochs. It's slow like running on a old 486 machine but I'm still working on printing.

I believe I can get it to work. It showing promise. Framer Newbie Posts: 7 Joined: 2016-4-19 @ 17:57. The vDosPlus is amazing. I've been experimenting with it all day. It allows my old DOS application to work better than it did in it's best day.

I'm printing to a wireless window printer from a DOS program. I've had to use in the past the NET USE LPT1: computername sharename /persistent command and be sharing my window printer to print from this program. I now can use a modern Win10 system and print to a current printer. I've tried both builds and the current one really is faster. Anyone with an old custom dos program really needs to check this out. Thank again, framer Newbie Posts: 7 Joined: 2016-4-19 @ 17:57.

I am a novice programmer running and maintaining a few clipper programs at my business and at home. I use Clipper 5.2 and run the programs on XP Home SP3.

I assume I will have to get WIN 7 when one of my three machines needs replacing. I have been reading about clipper programs and 16, 32 and 64 bit operating systems on this site and am concerned about continuing to be able to use my clipper programs for some years to come. Is the standard version of WIN 7 32 bit? (With 64 bit being an “upgrade” option) 2. Do I understand correctly that my current programs WILL run under the 32 bit WIN 7 but not 64 bit? If question #1 is true, then I need to be careful to get the standard WIN 7) 3.

I’ve seen references to Harbour and XHarbour and looked at their websites. But if Question #2 is true then I don’t need to transfer to a different compiler, unless the programs were too sluggish. But IF I need to change compilers would Harbour be better than XHarbour for a real novice like me? Valjs doga noti music.

I know this forum doesn’t get much use now. Is there any better site for people like me still using Clipper? Thanks for the help RE: Clipper EXE's in 16, 32, 64 bit (MIS) 17 Sep 12 09:51. Hi Hardyone I also maintain a bunch of legacy clipper apps (Summer '87, 5.x) and have migrated them to newer hardware successfully. Here are my personal opinions on your questions (others may disagree): 1. Neither 32 or 64 bit Win 7 is 'standard', but 64 is more commonly used.