Andrew
If you have a dock with a hard drive you can install system 8.1 and use that
as the start-up drive when your docked. Then when your on the road without
a dock use 7.6.1. (Gives you more ram to play with) It also helps to have
Norton installed on both drives since there is no CD in a 280c for start-up
when you need to defrag your system (optimize). You can also tab your open
screens with 8.1
Brandy
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> You can get some of those options by installing the Appearance Manager.
It
> is compatible with 7.5.3 and 7.6. Any other good reasons for going to 8.1
on
> a 280c? I have the RAM (24), but not a big HD (240).
> Andrew
>
> > On the advice of William Ove I've gone to 8.1 too, and there a lot of
> > reasons to run it if you have enough RAM. For one thing you can drag a
> > window by its border and actually move the title bar up and off the
screen,
> > which is nice for viewing windows you can't resize.
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