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It used to be a very common and stupid practice Bob - no offense. And I agree there were all KINDS of folks saying "do this a free up disk". Of course then your developers couldn't run debug - and you had a HUGE problem at CISC to RISC time. I managed to convince my boss NOT to do this a year before the CISC to RISC deal when a consultant from one of the "big boys" was selling this as the "no problem at all" doing it (leaving out totally the debug deal - he had no idea that was a problem until I told him... Chuck -----Original Message----- From: Bob Crothers Sent: Monday, May 12, 2003 2:31 PM Joe, You are wrong here. I have programs that are 10 years old and still running. Some of them are even windows based programs. But many DOS programs still work just fine. But yes, many Windows/DOS programs from 10 years ago don't run. But what about all those programs whose observability was removed pre RISC? Those aren't running anymore either. And that used to be a very common practice. Bob
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