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To: mozek who wrote (49260)	9/14/2000 5:39:49 AM
From: Dave	Read Replies (1) of 74651

Mike, Here's another excerpt from a review of Windows ME: <http://www.byte.com/column/BYT20000801S0006> "Windows ME is Not for Me" By Andy Patrizio "After spending a month playing with the final code, I find myself back running Win 98 SE. Windows ME adds a lot of features that I had minimal or no use for, removed things I needed in my daily routine, and in general, was bloated, used more memory, and was actually more crash-prone." "The final kicker is the lack of stability. Not a day went by without a Kernel32.dll failure in third-party applications, and I was getting constant out-of-memory errors. The PC Health feature was no help at figuring out what was causing the failure. That was enough for me." Okay Mike, I did your homework for you. Now it's your turn. I challenge you to search the Net for a single review of Windows ME, not on a MSFT web page or paid for by MSFT, where the reviewer actually installed Windows ME, and likes it. Good luck!

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