-=> Quoting August Abolins to Michael Sharon <=-
 AA> There is NO WAY that I will moving to W95 (unless I *have* to buy a
 AA> new PC; it will probably already come pre-installed with the product).
 Oh, I don't think you should be so unyielding in your stance. Unless you
 have virtually EVERY single program you ever want on your machine. However,
 find just one that you want to add, and your sure to find that it won't
 run unless you have Win95. ;)
 I can say that pretty confidently, because I too felt that same way, until
 that one program became available. Drat...! Besides, when your workplace
 changes over, it's pretty hard to use two different OS's (one at home, and
 one at work), when one seems to be pretty much commonplace today.
 Resistance to change is always unnerving. However, I'm sure you'll find
 the transition to be a rather smooth one. Most people I've talked to, find
 that they miss the old File Manager which was available on Win 3xx the
 most. Fortunately, for those who upgraded their systems rather than install
 the new version of Win95 can very easily use their old favorite, File Mgr.,
 by making a few minor adjustments.
 Go to your Windows dir/folder find the file called "Winfile," drag & drop
 it onto your start button, and there it is! Complete with the familiar icon
 and all. Once you start it, you can set it up just like it was when you
 used Win 3.xx.
 Sincerely,
 Michael Sharon
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