In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Tony Firshman
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Also its security support from file level up, is unparalleled.
This may only be because it is not probed in the same way. I firmly
believe that one of the reasons so many attacks target windows is
because the attackers have something to prove.
As opposed to QDOS/SMSQ, it is very difficult with Windows to know what
is loaded at boot. Similarly it is pretty impossible to prune the
system areas.
Actually it is not that hard. System.ini and Win.ini hold a lot of
information if you know how to use it. If not there are programs
available to help. One good one is the Registry Drill.
I hear though that the next flavour of Windoze is going back to W3.1
days and allowing programs to stand alone. Is that the case, Roy?
If so it is a _very_ good move.
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