>From [email protected] Thu Nov 3 14:27:20 1994
Date: Thu, 03 Nov 94 14:22:59
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Subject: Win95 vs NT (was: RE: revised proposal for file upload...)
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Read Jon Udell article in November 1994 BYTE magazine titled
Exploring Chicago and Daytona. You may reconsider your view
on Win95 as "... a rock-hard goal of running on a 4MB 386".
At this point Win95 is still a moving target for developing on.
In general, I think that the more platforms you support with
your server the better the average joe/jane can participate in the
networked society (and your bank account will reflect that too -).
Best regards,
Vladimir.
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