Hark!  Did Will Honea whisper to Edmund Wong about:
 WH> I went one step further - booted NT 4 and downloaded all 12.6 meg
 WH> of NS4.01. just to give it a fair shot.  After it gobbled 27+ meg
 WH> of the drive to install (Hey, I can do a min install of Warp 3 in
 WH> not too much more!) I also found it slower than molasses.  The new
 WH> features did zip for me over what the current NS2 v.2.01 does in
 WH> OS/2.  I have little forseeable use for the conferencing and so
   That is one thing I _DIDN'T_ like about that Communicator BS.. 
I just wish I was given the option of whether or not to install any
of those four options in Communicator.   So what I hope is Netscape
staying with the old interface in Netscape/2 v4.   
 
 WH> forth.  I do like the HTML editor, tho.  Then you get to the 'push'
 WH> client and I say enough, already!  Mush as I hate to say it, I
 WH> found IE to be preferable here also.
   IE's much faster at loading too.  I don't know what Netscape's loading
in the memory but it bites.
 WH> Caveat: suites are not my favorite life form.  Give me lean, trim
 WH> programs that do specific tasks VERY well and let me worry about
 WH> which I want when and where!
   I agree with you 100%..  
      Take Care
          Edmund
      -=Team OS/2=-
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