Sure, but the 16-bit program that was still being used the most had to be setup.exe or install.exe. For many years it was common to distribute all software packages with a 16-bit installer because it's (slightly) smaller and it's never doing anything that would require 32-bit processing.
So, now, it's not unusual to find software from as late as 2005 that is actually 32-bit software, but it's in a 16-bit installer.
Indeed, it might be the only 16-bit application I've wanted to run other than Castle of the Winds and Scorched Earth.
So, now, it's not unusual to find software from as late as 2005 that is actually 32-bit software, but it's in a 16-bit installer.
Indeed, it might be the only 16-bit application I've wanted to run other than Castle of the Winds and Scorched Earth.