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Hi,

On Apr 8, 9:08=A0am, Eli Zaretskii <e DOT  DOT  DOT  AT gnu DOT org> wrote:
>
> No. =A0With DJGPP v1.x, it was possible because the extender was running
> the DJGPP program, so it was possible to use the DOS file handle
> inheritance to provide this feature. =A0In v2.x, the "extender" is just
> a DPMI server, and the program runs independently of it. =A0Therefore,
> file handles are not (and can not) be inherited.

I think it was Rod P. a year or so ago that mentioned the following
tiny TSR in one of his posts. So thanks, Rod!   ;-)

http://johnsantic.com/comp/tsr.html

Example:   "ls *.xyz > blah.txt"

Normally, it will make a 0-byte file that still errors out on the
screen. But with the TSR loaded, you get to save all of it to file.
(Obviously useless here, but you get the idea.)