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  • Subject: Re: PROGMAN GPF in Client Access Enh. for Win 3.1
  • From: "James W. Kilgore" <qappdsn@xxxxxxx>
  • Date: Fri, 20 Mar 1998 00:19:02 -0800
  • Organization: Progressive Data Systems, Inc.



DAsmussen wrote:

>
>
> Pardon me, but _ALL_ windows environments are stable.  I start the "mucking
> out" with my 3.1 machine, move on to the '95 laptop, and finish with
> NT/Workstation.  With my hyper-sensitive olfactory system, I'd hate to wander
> into yours if you don't do the same ;-).  Carrots anyone?
>

Dean,

I can't imagine you making an opening comment like that with a straight face.
You've got to be baiting the hook!

The Model T was a damn good car as long as you went uphill in reverse because it
didn't have a fuel pump.

All tools work well if used as designed.  I've got a small network in my home
office, 1 Win95b, 2 WinNT4.0(1 server/1 workstation), 1 OS/2 Warp, 1.
win3.11WFWG, 1 LINUX(Caldera) and the one machine that fails the most is the
Win95.   Even products that say "Win95 compatible" don't work half the time.  My
brother-in-law lives my setting up Win networks and even jokes about
"Plug-and-Pray".  Strip the box down to just the video card, auto detect, fix
that, add the network card, auto detect, fix that, add the modem, auto detect,
fix that, refix the network card, oh, remap the network resources, add the CA
software, strip out all of cards and start over again, oh gosh have to add the
modem to download all of the patches, but with it the network card croaks,
...blah, blah, blah.

The Corvair is a stable environment until you turn a corner too hard. ;-)


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