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 -=> Quoting Jaap van.Veen to Jan Deboer <=-

 Jv> Jan Deboer wrote on 18 Oct 1999 at 13:29 to All:

 JD> Bought and installed Warp3 on a 486DX2/66 w 8 Mb and 2X 540Mb HD's.
 Jv> Nearly the same machine as I possess. Only with 40 instead 8 MB.
 JD> All that swapping and drive activity brought fears of early drive
 JD> failure, so memory was upped to 32Mb, and the frantic drive
 JD> activity quieted down. But then, I was only using a few Dos apps,
 JD> and began wondering what if any advantages I was getting under
 JD> OS/2, and soon I was booting up in Dos. Eventually the two 540's
 JD> were replaced by a 2.6 Gb, and W95 was installed for better
 JD> Internet performance.
 JD> But then, we bought a Pentium and the 486 sat largely unused. So, I
 JD> 'downgraded' it - pulled the 2.6 and reinstalled the old 540's, and
 JD> reinstalled Warp3. So, now I'mm re-acquianting myself with OS/2 and
 JD> all the reasons I gave up on it in the first place.
 JD> Can anyone recommend a good (freeware) file manager? I mean, how
 JD> could they sell Warp3 with a file manger that doesn't let you move
 JD> or rename files????????????!!!!!!!
 Jv> I use the LIST program from Vernon Buerg since ages. It is a
 Jv> DOS-program. I don't know where it is available. A lot of OS/2 programs
 Jv> have been made available and you will have reactions soon.
 JD> I find myself using the W3.1 file manager all the time, but it is a
 JD> pain in the butt to get to it.
 JD> I have never installed any 'fixpaks'. Does this mean I'n in for Y2K
 JD> troubles?
 Jv> Yes you must have FixPak 37 at minimum. 40 is out and 41 is coming
 Jv> soon. JD> Are the fixpaks self-installing, or do I need soem 'install'
 JD> software for them?
 Jv> You can deal with the complete package that includes the install
 Jv> package. JD> Is it worth upgrading to Warp4? What are the

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