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On Thu, 07 Aug 1997 22:07:26 -0700, tdwis@ibm.net wrote: >Chris Hanson wrote: > >> From: "Victor Kress" <kress@u.washington.edu> >> Date: Thu, 07 Aug 97 10:07:25 +0500 >> >> Now that Microsoft of Borg has assimilated Macintosh, I am >> considering >> accepting the invitable and migrating to NT from Warp 4. >> (snipped...) >> >> I think you will find NT very sluggish on this machine. I tried NT 4 >> on my 755C with 36 MB of RAM and found it to be painful. > >If he was running Warp4 he must be accustomed to sluggishness. I >installed it on one of the two hard drives for my 701 (DX4/75, 24mb) and >find it to be very slow compared to Win95, which runs quite well on the >other hard drive with the same machine. > >Though I like some things about Warp4, I'm baffled as to why there is no >feature for file management, like File Manager/Explorer on the Windows >system. This omission alone makes it almost too tedious to use. I assume >there are OS/2 file manager programs one can buy. But given that it >already comes with an array of Bonus Pack application, why would IBM >leave out something so basic? > > > I never thought of it being a problem, even for myself. I always use the command line, except for some things, I use ZTreeBold, which is the OS/2 version of XTreeGold, which I'm sure many people have heard of. If anyone wants this, I could send the shareware version also. Paul Regards, Paul Khoury pkhoury@earthlink.net