It's 26 Aug 97  05:57:34,
We'll return to Bob Wright and Tony Langdon's
discussion of Setting up dual boot
 TL> True, though easier usually means "less flexible".
 BW> However, it DID work.  I wasn't overly concerned with "flexible" at
 BW> that point, since my knowledge of OS/2 was minimal, and I really
 BW> didn't want to mess around a lot.. (That was then, mind you, and this
 BW> is now... )
I guess that's what dual boot is designed for, to make initial
installation simpler. :-)
 TL> True, though you could use Partition Magic, if you have enough space to
 TL> dedicate to a separate OS/2 partition.  It's worth having a copy of PM
 TL> around anyway, brilliant program! :-)
 BW> Agreed... however, the average new user doesn't necessarily know this.
 BW> I still don't have it, either, but I've managed to survive..
I've only recent started looking at it, it's quite impressive. :-)
 BW>> c) if (B) and you don't have a tape drive for use in creating a full
 BW>> drive backup.
 TL> I have plenty of network drive space for that, as well as access to
 TL> a CD burner. 
 BW> Lucky you... ;)
:-)
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