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To: Kevin Linder who wrote (148)	11/12/1998 4:18:00 PM
From: George A. Roberts	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1989

Kevin , I am running windows 95. I have a IBM hard drive, didn't own Seagate at the time I bought the computer or I would have asked for a Seagate drive. I have heard that 98 is more user friendly as far as drive space is concerned but have yet to upgrade and may not upgrade until NT becomes the standard for home as well as corporate. To me the driver on the desktop ...the "killer" application is clearly the Web and that is more related to bandwidth and memory than it is to storage at this juncture in my view. It is the bottlenecks on the net that frustrate me not the speed or size of my hard drive. Cable modem is the way to go if you have it in your area. OT Rock Chalk jayhawk,,,,Roys boys will be fine this year. We are extremely young but have a freshman point guard named Jeff Boshee that will free up our senior guard Ryan Robertson (a Missouri kid)(g) to play his natural off guard position this year. Look for Kenny Gregory at small forward to explode into star status this year along with our 7' center Eric Chenowith...good luck to Stormin Norman and co,,,and congrats on your fine football season...not quite Kansas State but hey to me the wildcats are number one ,,,never thought I would ever say that with a straight face ,,,damm... George