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Article #4775Re: WINDOW95 Users
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Date: Wed, 30 Aug 1995 00:00
Date: Wed, 30 Aug 1995 00:00
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Ted.M...@launchpad.unc.edu (Theodore Milker) wrote: >In article <41rkjd$1...@eri1.erinet.com> hit...@erinet.com (Hunter) writes: >>I've found no difference at all when I "shut down" to DOS mode (ie. >>exit Windows). >Ahh, but there is a difference. When you choose Restart in MS-DOS mode, >all your really doing is running a shell without most(that is MOST) of >Windows 95 not running. You're still in a shell though. Type exit and >you'll see that it goes right back into W95. Now if you go and boot up >with command prompt only, you have to type win to get it started and exit >doesn't do anything. Not really. Shutting down to MS-DOS mode only loads a little TSR that sits there and will launch Win95 when you exit this command prompt. That little bit of Win95 isn't anything more than that.
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