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To: Len who wrote (1373)9/20/1998 2:38:00 AM
From: watcher  Respond to of 3216
 
No, I didn't think you were complaining about MSFT.
There was confusion on the thread about what "Windows98 Compatible" means. I was just trying to clear it up. Sorry for the misunderstanding...

I don't know where or how you've determined that cards not on MSFT's list work well in MM configurations, so I can't speak to the point of your exact question. However, it may be helpful to know that a good driver writer might add the flexibility in his code as a matter of course. However, even tho' the software apparently works in the MM configuration, there is more to a Company indicating support than just the software apparently working. Among these things are having QA sign-off and having customer support trained to support it.

ht,

watcher



To: Len who wrote (1373)9/20/1998 1:03:00 PM
From: Howard R. Hansen  Respond to of 3216
 
>> Thanks, but I'm confused as to where I gave you the impression I was complaining about Microsoft. <<

Blame this one on me. I was the one who complained in Post 1352 about Microsoft not clearly explaining what compatible with Windows 98 meant.

Thanks watcher, for adding information about "Designed for Windows 98".


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