Re: Code/400 Install Vista

[Booth Martin <booth@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

96k???   My first Sys3/Mod 6 had 5k.  3 for IBM, 2 for me.  Overlays.  I 
had forgotten them.   I remember shortening report titles so the 
overlays would disappear. Huge platters with maybe 1/4 meg of memory? 
Would that be possible?



Jerry Adams wrote:
> Ah, reminds me of when we had 96k (not a typo).  And that was for two 
> partitions on a S/3.  And then we got a spoolwriter!  Boy, did we feel 
> pampered.
>
>
> Really you weren't allowed to write programs > 24k (with overlays) 
> because the system needed the other 24k to run things.  Now that was 
> tight code!
>
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> GKern@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
> > "I know plenty of green screen diehards who would use WDSC if it were 
> > usable."
> >
> > I was a die hard green sceen programmer. I tried the various flavors of 
> > WDSCi from 5.0 forward.
> >
> > My machine is a GW2K P4 1.4ghz with 1.5gb of ram and a 5400rpm 20gb hard 
> > drive. It will be SEVEN years old this July. I run WDSCi 6.0.0.1 every day 
> > and code 5250 and debug using SEP.
> >  
> > I've been using WDSCi for almost a year now since I got an additional half 
> >  gb of ram.  WDSCi is quite stable and usable.
> >
> > Granted I won't be putting vista on this hardware, but I won't go to Vista 
> > until I'm assured I can get a new pc with at least 2gb of ram, and that 
> > fact is M$'s fault since their bloatware requires 2gb to effectively run 
> > even just their software.
> >
> >
> >
> > Regards, Jerry
> >
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