Anthony, at 22:58 on Mon, May 02 1994, you wrote to Bill Grimsley ...

 AM> In a terribly tempestuous tome of turgid tedium, Bill had 
 AM> this to say about "Upload" to Anthony:

What a load of vacuous verbage that was!

AM> Bill, I really don't need to know what the day and time was
AM> when I wrote the message... _I_ wrote it!

BG> Welp, what else am I supposed to put up there, the Siberian 
BG> National Anthem for Chrissakes ??

AM> What's wrong with the minimal intro that I have?

See above comment re your intro.  ;-)

BG> Oh, TD for a year, 2.2 for another year, and 3.nn for almost 
BG> a third year.  As I said, I was getting bored with it.

AM> I've been using KWQ/2 for over 18 months...  I usually don't 
AM> get bored with day to day software.

Actually, I also became annoyed with MSI's update patches, which 
significantly changed the manner in which QMPro handled netmail 
(around v1.52 I think it was).  It became unusable, then I had
all those Trap 000E problems with OLX, although it turned out to
be something else, PKZip's DPMI clashing with OLX's non-DPMI, or 
something like that.  So I pissed it off.  ;-)

AM> No, I meant keep using OLX as both an OS/2 user and a point.
AM> Like I am doing.

BG> Running in a VDM, presumably.  No big problem, but if I want 
BG> to run DOS apps, I'll boot DOS and be done with it.

AM> OS/2 - The Integrating Platform.   "Pha!", say's Bill, "I'll 
AM> use these crappy native programs instead."

Strangely enough, even if I was running native DOS, I'd simply be
using the DOS versions of the software I'm already using, mainly
because I happen to like them, and the flexibility they offer.

Well, that's my story, and I'm sticking to it.  ;-)

Regards, Bill

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