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Nick is on to something. :-)

Actually, I thought Win95 was extremely stable until I turned on my PC at
home a couple of days ago, had immediate problems printing
to LPT1 and had no sound card function  I eventually discovered that the
LPT1 port was not being reported by the Win95 System/Device Manager and
the sound card was flagged as non-functional.  I recovered the sound card,
but I'm still trying to find out how to recover LPT1 (I can print from DOS
with no problem). Microbloat wants $$$ to give me assistance.  I said, 'No
thanks'.

Lee "I love a challenge! (sorry, Art)" Gunter
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Windows'95 is NOT stable.   If you want to compare it to MPE,
compare it to MPE 1 (went down every hour).

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