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To: steve goldman who wrote (5152)	9/2/1998 8:24:00 PM
From: gaj	Respond to of 12617

steve - at my day job, i'm supporting NT 4.0 and other environments. i can state unequivocally that NT is much more stable than '95...however, the non-plug n play is a pain. also, 32 MB is not a realistic minimum for anyone trading; i'd say 64 should be the barebones minimum, and costs only a little more. i'd recommend 128 or 256 MB to maintain the different screens. NT is a better memory manager than 95, but still not optimal; i'd suggest for best performance, pick a 'dead' spot during the day and reboot your system. you'll be glad around the 3 pm rush... - bob