Linda Proulx,
22-Oct-99 22:19:55, Linda Proulx wrote to Andy Roberts
-=> Andy Roberts wrote to Linda Proulx <=-
Subject: Re: An Inquiring Mind
AR>> IMO the need for Windows prgms is almost non-existant, since
AR>> there are native OS/2 prgms to perform almost every task. Pete
AR>> Norloff runs the
LP> True. But at the moment I have DOS legacy programs & am use to
LP> them.
DOS prgms are almost never a problem running under OS/2's DOS. I was talking
about the Windows prgms which are more often than not APITA.
LP> I have to find the OS/2 ones to replace them, I know but I still want to
LP> use the programs I have. And if some won't work with OS/2 I have to be
LP> able to use DOS, at least at the moment.
I think you are worring about a non-existant problem before giving it a try.
LP> Without an Inet account, it's hard to get OS/2 stuff.
That's why I offered to make the CD for you.
LP> I know that OS/2 is a true OS. But need to learn how to use it.
Really. And I suggest you attempt that ASAP. Less worry that way.
Thanks and Good Luck, Andy Roberts
andy@shentel.net
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