CommandShell 32 vs. 24

[Jim Jagielski]

I know this was answered before, but I seem to have lost my hardcopy of it
(NEVER trust paper :)

Anyway, what are the operational differences between CommandShell(32) and
CommandShell24. There are a few Mac programs that I use that simply don't
like 32-bit mode (VersaTerm 3.0.2 being one of the worst offenders) and
it's a pain thinking "Will I be running VT-Pro in this session" and if the
answer is yet, going mac24 but if it's "no" then I type mac32 and 9 times
outta 10 I gotta run one of those programs anyway and... Crash!

Will I be giving up a LOT if I just use 24-bit mode as my default? Any
speed differences? I've yet to run across a program that doesn't like CS24
(except for the obvious ones, like SCSI stuff, etc...) but a few HATE CS(32).

E-mail responses are fine... I'll post a summary to the net.
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