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To: H Peterson who wrote (12553)	10/14/2000 10:29:16 PM
From: thecow	Respond to of 110631

This link will probably lead you to more than you'll ever want to know about win98 se microsoft.com tc :-)

To: H Peterson who wrote (12553)	10/14/2000 10:33:00 PM
From: mr.mark	Respond to of 110631

i guess this is the best site... microsoft.com however, i still don't see the manufacturer's part number. for instance, on the windows2000 professional edition carton i have here, the part number is B23-00079 i think you can find such numbers at a software vendor site, like staples.com or buy.com or egghead.com heck, maybe you don't even need a mfpart#. my thinking was that with so many products upgrades, standalone versions, etc, it would be good to have the mfpart#. :) mark