First they were supposed to 'can' the support of '98 this month
or in February.  I think I heard yesterday that's been extended
to 2005.  They first changed it to 2006, but backed that down
to 2005.  I could be wrong there though since I only caught the
tail end of the story.

The way I understand it is you still should be able to get the
updates from the update site until then (or whenever support
stops).  But, like I've stated many times, the best thing to do
is sub to their newsletter regarding updates, then download
ONLY what you are POSITIVE you need for your PC, and save them
to a CD.  At least you'll have current updates until 2005 (or
whenever) which by then you'd hopefully be on XP.  Or, if you
must go to the update site, write down all the updates it says
you need and do some searches on each to find out if they are
really necessary and you can usually download them from the
information pages.  You can also click the "read more" links
below each product update at the update site.  Sometimes there
they will have the extended info and download like, but
sometimes they don't.
-Clint

Happy New Year to all & God Bless
Clint Hamilton, Owner
http://OrpheusComputing.com )

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From: "rb47" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>


To one and all,

After all the recent write ups with regard to MS abandement of
Win98SE,
I now have to wonder if I will be able to get all the existing
updates
that have existed at least through this point in time with a
new install
I have to do.

I need to install Win98Se as well as WinXP Pro on this new
system, in a
dual-boot configuration. Since I need to install Win98SE first,
I now
wonder about the whole issue of will MS do system updates that
have
existed to this point???

Anyone know of this as a potential issue to be dealt with????

Ralph
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