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To: Ann Corrigan who wrote (591)	5/5/1998 8:06:00 PM
From: Spots	Respond to of 14778

Right, Ann, freeing the disk space is only the first step. Check your manual for size of SIMMs (30 or 72 pin). I'm still guessing 72 pin based on VERY limited experience with other friend's Packard Bell machines. PCI bus machines (which you DO have if you're running a Pentium) do require SIMMs in pairs. I never saw one with a 30 pin SIMM. SIMM is just an esoteric term for a memory module. You're wrong about Networm; there aren't pills for that <G>. Thank goodness. We'd miss him if he went off on a pill toot. BTW, Networm's advice is uniformly good. Pay close attention. He's right, take it slowly. Regards, Spots PS. DON'T send all the newbies here. We will stop being so nice if we get posts from folks who can't figure out how to find their own way this far. <GGG>