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> I also hear on Microsoft's Compuserv NT forum, that they are supplying NO
> PCMCIA drivers with NT. They are relying on PCMCIA manufacturers to supply
> them. I assume this is true for Win95/Chicago too, although any that
> manufacturers provide which use the Win32 API should work with both Chicago
> and NT.
Actually, there is an article in last month's Computer Shopper about how
Microsoft is agressively persuing native PCMCIA support as part of their
Plug n' Play concept.
I also saw a picture in (Byte?) of the PCMCIA support in Chicago -- it looked
like a snazzy version of EZ-Play.
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