I use 98 and my limited experience with XP is mostly on my mother-in-law's
computer. Its behavior is odd to me and I am not able to do simple tasks in XP
that I am comfortable doing in
98. Maybe it's just her machine, maybe its me not wanting to learn a new OS
every two years, but 98 has been OK for me. I am sure when I buy a new
computer it will come with whatever MS
is pushing at that time.
Matt
John Cheek wrote:
> >From Mr. Money's standpoint, your only option is to buy a new computer.
> Microsoft does not support Windows 98 anymore and I am sure ME will follow
> closly behind. Since they will not support it anymore, what is forcing them
> to write a program that will run on it?
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