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To: Zeuspaul who wrote (5064)	1/15/1999 11:24:00 PM
From: Spots	Read Replies (2) of 14778

ZP, your points are good. I mildly disagree, but only mildly. The disagreement is that Clarence now has a clearly mapped path on which to proceed with small repercussions if it fails. The PM learning curve is an added complication at this point, though I agree worthwhile in the long run. I recommended NT disk manager specifically because it's within the current envelope and doesn't require anything else. I would say it may well be equally as valid to proceed the way you state, but I don't know the ins and outs of that so can't recommend for or against. That's why I disagree only mildly. Still, if I were in Clarence's shoes, I'd go the way I suggested because it introduces fewer variables. That, of course, is why I recommended it <gg>. Yes, I have muscled enough OSs up out of their own ashes to have some confidence in my ability to do it. It also gives me some confidence in my ability to recommend a course of action. I also will admit I am often wrong. I return to my first statement: Hey, Clarence, it's your weapon. Pull the trigger when ready. <G> I guess I should add, point it where you think most effective <GGG>. Spots

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