cdb wrote:
> Roman,
>
> The debate on the autotrax NG centered around the flakiness of Win98+
> and the additional maintenance required to get the software (part of
> the 3 D designer doesn't seem to be shipped anymore, this needed the
> fancy things that XP can do). to work consistently over the range of
> OS's.
>
> Natch if you go XP then 2K come along too.
>
> As far as Win98 is concerned there is a program called Win98Lite that
> is pretty nifty in relieving 98+ of much of its overhead. I found
> that I had less BSD's when using it.
>
> So far the only  Windoze that to me seems the most stable is 2K.
>
> Colin


OK, any strong reason to NOT use VIRTUALPC and install any other windows
platform along your Win98, and being able to run AUTOTRAX?

VirtualPC simply allows you to install "virtual pc's" in your HardDisk, s=
o
you can have as many as you want, considering you have available disk
space.  Once you install Win2k or WinXP "virtually", just backup that
partition to a CD, then whenever that "virtual platform" gets corrupted b=
y
some testing software, just erase the virtual thing, create again and
restore the data from the CD, voil=E1, Win2k brand new in seconds.

But you all knew that, right?

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