James Mckenzie wrote in a message to Darrell Salter:
 JM> *** Answering a msg posted in area LOCAL001 (SysOp's
 JM> Personal Mail). 
 JM> Hello Darrell!
 JM> 25 Aug 97 17:04, Darrell Salter wrote to James Mckenzie:
 DS> James Mckenzie wrote in a message to Francois Massonneau:
 FM>> I'm running Warp 3 with no fixpak.
 JM>> If you are using the RedSpline version (you supply the Windows
 JM>> disks) install at least FixPack # 5.
 DS> Why?
 JM> It fixes many problems with OS/2 and brings the code level
 JM> up to the "blue" spline level.  It also includes the PPP.exe
 JM> program for the Internet Access Kit. 
 JM> All other fixpacks I recommend installing only if you
 JM> absolutely need to.  For instance:  SmartSuite 96 for OS/2
 JM> requires that you install FixPack 26 or higher.
Fixpack 10 is on my absolute requirement list. Fixpack 26 is on my very 
highly recommended list and is a requirement to run most any new OS2 software 
(needed for proper netscape, many IP apps, SmartSuite 96, Java etc...) It 
also brings the system to a very close code base as Warp 4 and that IMHO is a 
good thing. Also, FP1 is on my required for Warp4 list, is FP3 any better?  
Dave Calafrancesco, Team OS/2
dave@drakkar.mhv.net
... They got the library at Alexandria, they're not getting mine! 
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