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Thanks for the info John, it is very useful. We are on Win98. Reason is we have some 3rd party Client PC packages that dont work on W2000 nor XP. We are trying to get upgrades but it is not so easy. Many reasons, costs, 3rd party no longer exists, new version does not meet requirements, new version meets requirements but is much effort to shoe horn into our existing stuff etc. etc. PCs are a blessing and a curse. Frank Kolmann ******** REPLY SEPARATOR ********* date: Tue, 25 Feb 2003 07:47:05 -0600 from: "Jones, John (US)" <John.Jones@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> subject: RE: V5R2 and Netserver and Win 98 Frank, No one should be supporting 95 any more because MS, IIRC, has stopped supporting it. That is, I believe, why IBM dropped support for 95. >From a technology standpoint, Netserver is Netserver. It will still work. IBM just won't support you if you encounter any problems using it with 95. Still, I would strongly recommend getting off 95 as it is definitely the weakest MS OS in terms of stability, security, hardware support, and just about everything else. While 98 works fine, would you really want to upgrade to a 5 year old OS that's already seen two upgrades? I would recommend either 2000SP3 or XP Pro SP1. Generally, if your hardware is recent and you can live with Product Activation, I'd recommend XP over 2000; otherwise stick with 2000. John
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