-=> Andy Roberts wrote to Linda Proulx <=-

 AR>> was talking about the Windows prgms which are more often than not
 AR>> APITA.
 LP> ?^^^^^????

 AR> A Pain In The Ass

REALLY BIG GRIN!!!!!!

 AR> readily available via Internet than they are any other way.  While
 AR> there are alternatives to using Internet to keep up to date, the
 AR> hassles soon out weigh the advantages of using and paying for an ISP
 AR> account of your own.  Especially if you don't have to pay extra for

If it's financially feisable.



 AR> About installing OS/2..
 AR>> Really.  And I suggest you attempt that ASAP.  Less worry that way.

 LP> I promise.  Once all comes together.......................
 LP> Sigh......

 AR> I don't doubt you.  But waiting for everything to "all come together"
 AR> can take many years.  In the mean time you will find new things come up

Actually it's more like a few months at most.  I'm waiting for a few
drivers, and making certain that everything on my hard drive, hardware
info & backup system is ready to go.

 AR> and they could cause you more delays.  By that time you will have
 AR> forgotten a lot of what has been said already.

All saved !

 AR> And he's no fool, he was a SysOp for a decade.  I just slowly watched
 AR> him display the effects of being infected with the broadest term of M$
 AR> virus.  Not just on his computer, but mentally and in his attitude as
 AR> well.

 AR> I don't want to see that situation happen to you.

Believe me it won't.  If my system had been OS/2able when it first came
out I would have gone than.  It took this long to get a system that
would run it.  I just want to make certain that the major foundation is
solid.

My long term goal is to get a system to run Linux with VMware & run ALL
the OSes.  A few years down the road though.  Mucho hardware there.  And
wsnt Linux to be a little more user friendly.

But the OS/2 is coming together & I'm certain that by the new year I'll
be requesting the CD.

Soon,

Linda

... Ever stop to think and forget to start again?
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