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Re: *** HUGE NEWS ABOUT WINDOWS 95 ***

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From: dan.... DLRapp
Date: Fri, 14 Jul 1995 00:00
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In article <3u3m8p$j...@cainews.concept.com>, Ceng...@Concept.com says:
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>        Accually, the reason that Intel said that was becuase '95 contains a large 
>amount of 16-bit code itself (i.e. the core components). The P6 is being designed to 
>optimize 32-bit code only. And According to Intel, Warp and NT (or any other 32-bit
>OS like Linux) do not suffer from the problems that 95 will.


I'm curious.  I have access to some systems beta testing Win95.  How would
I go about checking it to see if it actually does have these problems?  It
would be useful to find out as I may be using that OS in a business
environment rather soon.
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From: dan....@stpete.honeywell.com (DLRapp)
Subject: Re: *** HUGE NEWS ABOUT WINDOWS 95 ***
Date: 1995/07/14
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