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To: PMS Witch who wrote (4692)7/25/1999 12:42:00 PM
From: Feathered Propeller  Respond to of 110648
 
PSA: Public Service Announcement (more or less)

Sign of the times??:

I receive Windows Magazine, (CMP Media), which was given to me as an Xmas gift last year. Originally, I tried to read it, but now for the most part its function is to keep the dust from hitting the coffee table. Anyway... for some reason I was perusing the latest issue, (Aug 99), as it had not yet completed its migration from the “in mail” location to the coffee table... and happened to notice a letter FROM the editor, (pg 16), that said “this will be your last issue”. This was followed by a few paragraphs of camouflage which, when translated, said basically that NO ONE read the damn thing, so it is being discontinued in favor of an online version. As for my subscription...well, they will let me know “shortly”.

So, for any other subscribers that might be reading this... when you do not receive your copy next month it is NOT because the postman has taken up purloining your Windows Mag rather than your Playboy ... it's just a bust publication in print form!! (PW:disregard...I'm assuming you have no Playboy subscription. Besides, you and the regulars don't need Windows Mag anyway.)

More foam than beer,

JCC



To: PMS Witch who wrote (4692)7/25/1999 10:45:00 PM
From: RJL  Respond to of 110648
 
PSQ? Not sure I know of that one.

"Would one expect to notice much improvement in moving from 128 to 256 Meg of
RAM with Win98? Are there any circumstances where this decision would feel like
the only logical choice?"


Depends on the applications. If you use a lot of stuff, and especially graphic intensive apps, go 256. Otherwise, 128 is good. 64 is the minimum for any new system IMO. OTOH, I wouldn't dare install 2000 Server without 256Mg.

Rich