The audio seemed way too fast, and sometimes it just hung/paused for 1 to 2 minutes. Encarta started, but some things didn't work. It failed to install, but then I changed the Windows version to "Windows 98" (from the UI this can be done from a combox box, from the command line you will need to launch winecfg) and the installer worked for the most part, just one error. I looked up Publisher on the Wine app db, it looks like Wine had problems running the older versions. So if Wine can run the app, then Boxedwine should be able to do it too, and if not, then its a bug. Boxedwine just runs Wine inside a custom Linux/CPU emulator. I definitely spend most of my time getting games to work, but apps should work too. Is BoxedWine's goal currently only games or Windows 9x apps too which broke on modern Windows? I tried a few apps with it - Publisher 95, Publisher 97, certain apps which require old 32-bit Video for Windows codecs, Encarta 99/2000, Picture It! 2001, Picture It! 2002.
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