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To: Chuck Williams who wrote (7148)	3/9/1999 1:58:00 AM
From: Marshall	Read Replies (2) of 18998

Nah, I'm quite happy with what I have. If I need to do any 32-bit stuff I'll boot up under NT v4.01 here or at work I've got 64-bit NT on the AS/400. I will agree that my old PC is due for a new Motherboard and about 128M of SD-RAM but I'm kind of conservative with my money. If a broom still sweeps I continue to use it until it finally gets tired out. :-) I'm a heck of a lot more tired out with my phone line. They're replacing the sewer line to my home and obviously cut the ground wire due to the buzz I'm getting on both lines. I went out and drove a piece of pipe at least 3' into the ground but my 56K modem still wouldn't connect. Right now I'm using a friend's account on Netcom since it's only capable of 33.6K and seems to be able to work under adverse conditions.

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