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To: Dick Smith who wrote (18324)	3/1/1999 11:02:00 PM
From: drmorgan	Respond to of 22053

But don't pick on NT too much... if it supports the hardware you want to run, it is extremely reliable, compared to Win 95/98. Indeed, if it supports your hardware. I was running NT recently and had got a new high speed serial port card and I kept having crashes in NT, no that is not a typo! The company I got the card form say they support NT but after all my problems they admitted that NT is the problem and not their card, huh? Anyhow they say the problem will be fixed with NT 5, or 2000, or 2001, one of those :) I've got '98 running and it has been very reliable for the past couple months, more so than my experience with '95, knock on wood!