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To: PMS Witch who wrote (2720)	4/6/1999 6:04:00 PM
From: wily	Read Replies (1) of 110642

Hey Everybody: I got me a new toy: A while ago I zipped my Windows folder (from my Win98 install) onto a backup drive (as per PW's suggestion). Later, as you know, I had troubles with ie5 and found out I couldn't uninstall it. So, I remembered I have that earlier version of my Windows from before I messed up ie5 (messed it up by deleting the files in the Temporary Internet folder). I booted to my Win95 disk, deleted the Windows folder on my Win98 disk, and replaced it with the zipped copy. Booted to my Win98 disk and voila!! I used Zip Assistant 4.0 -- it's free. Took about 5 minutes each way to zip and unzip. Poor man's Drive Image. Still have an un-uninstallable ie5, but at least it works right... Thanks for the idea PW -- wily

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