Re: Hi

[EnderWiggenRules@aol.com]

I have had experience with int386 - it is very similar to int86 except that 
it can use 32-bit registers, such as EAX, EBX, ECX, etc. Are you familiar 
with 16-bit registers? If you are, just stick an E in front of it and you can 
use C++ to access it. (Don't do this in regular assembly language unless you 
know EXACTLY what you're doing.)
-Ender Wiggin
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