Hee Hee Hee. Put that Microsoft sales brochure down, Ed. ;-) ;-)
>In NT if a particular application does crash it actually can be reloaded
without rebooting the >entire system.
No, it just corrupts your FAT and you have to reinstall the whole OS. ;-)
Things are never what they seem when they are delivered from Microshaft. :-(
But seriously, I've been working with NT for quite a while and have generally
found it a good OS. I recently installed NT 4.0 Workstation at home and I am
having more problems with it than I ever had with win95.
Cheers.
Scott Hunt
rainbowfish-owner#064#pcug.org.au - SMTPGATE at WT400 on 05/05/97 02:43:32 PM
To: rainbowfish#064#pcug.org.au - SMTPGATE at WT400
cc:
Subject: Re: [RML] SPAM Microsoft netmeeting
Other than cost $, maybe we should forget about "...enhancements to win 95/97...
"
win NT 4.0 workstation/server is the way to go for PCs.
NT 4.0, form the creator of the DIGITAL'S VMS O/S now at Microsoft,
is a 'real' protected o/s. Gone are the win 95 systems crashes.
In NT if a particular application does crash it actually can be reloaded
without rebooting the entire system.
Ed Romana
At 07:09 AM 3/5/97 -1000, you wrote:
><sinp>...I have seen demos and I was impressed....but then I suppose the
>latest office 97, and enhancements to win 95 + IE should do the same...
<snip>