Replying to a message of R.j. Woods to Jason Weill:
 RW> For security, and PoWeR! Although the amount of RAM required to run it 
 RW> has made it very unpopular with the adverage user. Give it a shot if 
 RW> your comp. will run it. 
I've always considered Windows NT to be a network OS.  There really aren't 
that many programs for it that the average end-user would find to be viable.  
Although I don't doubt the "PoWeR" part, I don't think that security is that 
big an issue.  Most end-users don't run networks.
Jason Weill, SysOp of DaCool BBS
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