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To: Sidney Reilly who wrote (3803)	5/30/1999 1:54:00 PM
From: mr.mark	of 110626

hi sr, two things i can suggest. one, when you go to the add/remove dialog, click on the 'windows setup' tab. maybe you can uninstall 98 right there. two, i suggest an uninstaller program in a utility suite like norton. system works uses clean sweep to remove programs. for instance, i have 3 isp's. one is aol. i just removed it last night (i feared that the aol software was corrupt and causing probs). it wasn't removing itself using the windows based add/remove feature, but when i went the norton route, it eliminated every trace of aol. (i then reinstalled aol and it hasn't caused any instability so far.) those are the only suggestions i have, sr. i've never had to remove an os. good luck. i look forward to learning what worked for you. :) mark

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