Ok, thank you.
Just to clarify in relation to that web page you mentioned above, if, for example, I select Product: Visual COBOL for Visual Studio, Product Version: 2.1, and Windows 10 does not appear in the Operating System combobox, does this mean that VC 2.1 for VS 2010 could still work under Windows 10? Or would you recommend using only product versions on Opersting Systems listed for that particular product version?
We had been planning to start running our application, developed in VC 2.1 for VS 2010 in Windows XP machines with the Cobol Server license on Windows server 2012. Then, soon after, upgrade to Windows 10 machines, still using the VC 2.1 exe'sand dll's, and Cobol Server 2.1, before upgrading from VC 2.1 for VS 2010. But that may not be feasible, given what you say above.