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To: thecow who started this subject	12/31/2001 12:50:19 PM
From: CRUZ	Read Replies (1) of 110655

Happy New Year! I need your expertise. I have 3 pc's which during early a.m. hours are used exclusively by me playing the gaps in the market. After that it is a "free for all" between my wife and two daughter's. We have 3 different OS running. Win NT 4.0 with 3 monitors, Win ME with dual monitors & Win 98 SE with one monitor. I wanted to get each PC running the same OS and each PC with same software. That way each PC was equally equipped for every family members needs. They wrestle with some NT characteristics and ME just plain sucks. I've also had some crashes with 98 SE I'm not to excited about. So....... I'm thinking of installing Win 2000 pro or XP on all. What are your thoughts and do I need three individual sets of the OS cd's/software or can I use 1 copy for all three? Thanks for your help, Cruz P.S. is Win 98 SE a viable OS or should I ask? lol

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