> I notice that Fred Langa has just about said the same things about Win XP and > its neat lil wpa files.... amongst a few other choice remarks that came out > last week which I didnt pass on as it would have seemd as if I were making > things up... lol.... if you want the real truth form the real people who have > been using xp do a google search and read what is really being said bythe > real people and not the parrots who write the revues that extoll all its > super greatness... win xp may be the rope that hangs MS.... true it may be > super stable etc,BUT... spyware and paying for it isnt my cup of tea and > doubt manyothers will accept that either.... but to each their own in making > that decision..... and one note.. if you do go for it and decide to make it a > dual boot on your machine... I suggest before you do so copy the boot ini > file for your win 98 or win me os.. save it to a floppy as you will > absolutely need that file to get back to your old os and stdy,study,study on > how to maneuver about in your registry as it requires a nice bit of deleteing > there to get your old os back again..... thought I had my setup safe as was > all on seperate drives... ha.. was I fooled..... sort of reminded me of how > AOL makes masive changes to files with each new version..... there has been > many a comment to the effect of" will wait a year or so before I upgrade" and > I would give that thought some deep thinking before running out for this > latest and greatest messup soon to hit the stands..... but .. > as I say.. this is my thoughts on it... Chuck.. in Ok Hi ya' Chuck in OK! Yes, I too have been reading what others have been saying about XP along with the hype to sell XP and have taken the tour, etc., and it's new face doesn't impress me at all, therefore, regardless of the stability that it is declared to have, so long as my system is running as smooth as silk as it now after spending many hours tweaking, adjusting, deleting, testing, etc., after installing the final of IE6 over my beta copy which was causing all or the biggest part of my problems, I have no intentions of taking the chance of trying to fix what is no longer broke as I do not believe that XP can even come close to beating or even equaling what I have working now and I give due credit to all you folks who kept telling me that my system was so corrupted that nothing could be done but to wipe it clean and start all over, for that is what made me stick to my guns and wait till the final release of IE6 was out so I could try my theory out for myself and thereby save all my data, settings and programs intact as I have succeeded in doing, thanks to you folks! .......clarence in TN....... UNSUBSCRIBE by sending email to triadtechtalk-request@xxxxxxxxxxxxx with unsubscribe in the Subject field. To VIEW/CHANGE your subscription status go to //www.freelists.org/webpage/triadtechtalk