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Re: 701C Modem: Doesn't work in DOS? -Reply



Date:  01/29/1998  08:40 am  (Thursday)  
From:  Grant Hilsenteger
To:  energy.smtpgw."thinkpad@cs.utk.edu"
Subject:  Re: 701C Modem: Doesn't work in DOS? -Reply

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> I've told her to tell her software supplier to get with the times and
> develop a Win95 version of their software and make it a lot more
compatible
Haa, I'd rather have a DOS program then a Win95 one.

Yah, but for people who only use the computer as a *tool* in their
business and don't care about the OS so much, it would be nice to have a
consistent standard since they don't have the time to be worrying about
whether it runs in DOS or Windows.  That is, since most of the world (like
it or not) is using some form of Windows, most business people have
gotten used to the GUI interface. If computer programs evolved the way
that hardware has, then most programs would be very "black-box" and
people would not have to worry as much.  Developing a program that
doesn't work this way is just added confusion when the update would
not be too difficult to program. 

Cheers,

Grant