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Date: Sun, 18 Dec 1994 19:39:50 -0800
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From: jesse@spine.com (jesse montrose)
Subject: WIN95: appropriate?
I'm running the win95 beta on my 'pad, and I've talked to a few others
about
a mailing list.
What's the general feeling, should I set up a separate mailing list for
win95 on thinkpad specific issues? Or is the win95: tag sufficient?
I think they're appropriate here, many of the issues with win95 affect
windows and NT users as well, and since many of you using win3.1 now, a
sneak peek of the potential problems and fixes may be useful :)
Mr. "Moderator" ? Whaddaya think?
P.S. I choked my .forward last night, so I apologize if I've been
bouncing
to the list all day.. at least it was on a sunday :)
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Hi Jesse:
1) I think that Win95 will become a mainstream enough issue that it
should be tagged to the main Thinkpad list and not become the subject of
a new list.
2) On that note, by commiting to Win95 are you therefore unable to
upgrade to PCDOS 7.0 which I understand is also in Beta?
Thanks,
Michael