I'm running Win95 with 80MB RAM and it is functional. I've run tax
software and some other financial software. It's definitely slow,
but functional. Depends a lot on the type of software, i.e.,
wouldn't want to run games or heavy graphics. ;-)
>Anyone have any experience using Virtual PC with Windows 95 (or 98 or 2000)
>on a 2400 with a Newer 240 mhz upgrade card?
>I have a supplier who has some new software that I need to run. I'd hate to
>buy a windows laptop for this one piece of demo software, and was hoping
>that my 2400 would do the trick.
>
>Is it useable? How slow is it? etc. Any help would be welcome.
>
Ralph Mawyer, Jr.
Associate Editor
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