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Christopher A. Worth (CAWORT01@ULKYVM.LOUISVILLE.EDU)
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If my message came out saying that NT runs on top of DOS that is a typo.
NT runs slow enough without it<g>, at least in the PC arena. having one letter
further along in the alphabet isn't going to help itrun any faster either
I read a quote from the winNT forum that went like this
"I just installed NT on my compaq pentium 66 MHz and now its only semi-slow"

So I wouldn't hold your breath about the wonderfulness of NT. Besides, it has
become a server operating system, not the desktop system it was originally inte
d to be.

chris

Avoid the Darkside, Use OS/2 2.1
These are my opinions, get your own. If I wanted your opinion
I would squeeze one out of your computer.

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