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> version 9.1 will no more be supported on w95 w98 millenum AND WinXP
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Why does this strike people as a bad idea?
These OSsa are less reliable, with fewer features and a host of
shortcomings. We think nothing of upgrading our disk drives or our
RAM memory in order to accomodate newer and bigger programs or data
sets. So why shouldn't we think of upgrading our OS as well?
Look at it as A Good Thing (tm). You want an OS which won't break
at untoward moments. Which can handle larger data sets. Which has
the security features and multi-user capabilities needed. Go ahead
and install XP (or linux, or whatever you prefer). You'll be glad
you did.
Well, you'll be glad when you're *done*, anyway. :-)
David
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David Cassell, CSC
Cassell.David@epa.gov
Senior computing specialist
mathematical statistician
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