It's 18 May 97  11:25:00,
We'll return to Will Honea and Alec Herrmann's
discussion of Warp 4 & W95 And Long Fi
 WH> Played the same game here with similar results, but I carried HPFS
 WH> support forward from NT 3.51 to NT 4 and it works like a charm - FYI.
Same here. :-)  Details on various web sites. :-)
 WH> Simple question for you re. NT.  How do you get Internet Explorer,
 WH> Mail, etc. to pick up the TCPIP linkage?  I can dial and logon fine
 WH> but I can't get apps to link in.
Hmm, no problems here.  WHat is your setup?
 WH> Compared to Warp Server - or just Warp 4 - NT leaves me cold.  I
 WH> really miss all the OS/2 apps and tools right out of the box.  We are
 WH> trying to do an objective comaprison between the two systems but
 WH> either my OS/2 background is in the way or something. I spend more time
 WH> wandering around NT's desktop trying to find functions than I do using
 WH> it!
I've got very familiar with both Warp and NT, and find them eaqually
pleasurable to use.  Then again, I tend to like playing with any OS I
can get my hands on, and I have to be able to at work anyway (though we
don;t have OS/2 under normal conditions - none of our clients request
it).
 WH> Have you evaluated system speed yet?  I'm seeing significant speed
 WH> advantages with Warp Server, but that may be just our setup.
NT Server is slow, though it seems to be very hardware and load
dependent.  I have never used Warp Server, but Warp Connect is _much_
faster than NT4 Workstation on the same hardware (or at least it seems
to be ;) ).
... "Back to you Richie in the central missionary position....."
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