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2 total messages Started by Michal Szymanski Tue, 29 Oct 1996 16:49
K5 AMD kompatybilny z Pentium ???
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Author: Michal Szymanski
Date: Tue, 29 Oct 1996 16:49
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A czy ktos uruchamial Progressa , MatLab'a , Mathematica'e
,Windowsy NT na K5 ???? 

Dzieki za ewentualna odpowiedz .
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Re: K5 AMD kompatybilny z Pentium ???
#424
Author: Pilichiewicz Andrzej PB Wydz. El...
Date: Thu, 31 Oct 1996 14:21
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On 29 Oct 1996, Michal Szymanski wrote:

> A czy ktos uruchamial Progressa , MatLab'a , Mathematica'e
> ,Windowsy NT na K5 ???? 
> 
Kumpel zaistalowal Matlaba pod Win, do tej pory pracowal tylko z pakietem 
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