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- Date: Fri, 29 Mar 1996 20:52:11 -0500
- Organization: Student
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- I think ARDI has the right idea just be making a DOS version. It runs
- fine in Windows95, even in Dos. So why are the OS/2 users complaining?
- They have DOS capability. I know I bought OS/2 WARP (big mistake for
- me). If they do any sort of 32-bit porting, which would be great, they
- should make it to the Win-32s/Windows95 platform. This is the most
- widely used platform. These people (I beleive from the messages here on
- this newsgroup) account for the majority of the EXECUTOR users. While it
- is great that OS/2 users are enthusiastic about their platform, I
- beleive ARDI has already done great. I don't think we should complain,
- we purchased the product (at a lower cost than the shipping cost), we
- helped perfect it by repoting bugs, and we have supported it. Live with
- what you got, and remember the 8086-80286 machines out there. We have
- gone a long way...
-
- ON A SIDE NOTE, WILL EXECUTOR RUN ON AN 80286?? WE STILL USE THEM AT
- SCHOOL, AND THIS MIGHT BE INTERESTING TO SEE...
-
- steve...
-
-