Steve:
I'd better also apologise in advance for some hassles in my email.
At home, I am "cut off" from my references because of problems getting
email to work remotely under Windows NT. As a result, my email comms
are under Windows, and my references are stored on an inaccessible NT
compressed drive. So occasionally I'll be forced to wait several days
until I can access my work site, where email functions under NT.
Paul Z.:
May I suggest you try OS/2 Warp.
Chai-on:
How is it better working? Could you be more specific but in a few words,
please.
Iwao:
I can't stop myself from answering this question.
Getting warped with OS/2 has pro and con.
Pro:
Warp is the most light OS as 32-bit for PC. There's bunch of native freewares,
cheep sharewares and unix-like binaries.
Con:
Native 32-bit windoze applications do not work under Warp though 16-bit's
(for win 3.1) can.
There are not so many applications developed by major software houses.
But the latter may be somewhat solved because IBM bought Lotus.
BTW, I mostly use Warp.
in solidarity,
Iwao
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Iwao Kitamura
mailto: ikita@st.rim.or.jp