Karen, I never used a 16-bit version of Windows. I went from OS/2 to NT, then eventually to XP. However, when I upgraded my NT laptop to XP, it warned me that my version of PC Anywhere could not be run on NT, and that I had to uninstall PCA before I could install XP.
(I told my one remaining PC Anywhere client that we had to upgrade him to NetOp.) I also have had huge problems with printer compatibility with old serial- port printers, trying to share them on a network that has a mix on NT and XP. Planned obsolescence, or something. Bill Gates probably gets a rebate from HP or Lexmark for every printer that has to be replaced because of a new O/S. Bill On Wed, 5 Mar 2003 09:34:46 -0500, tellef wrote: >My PCAnywhere won't install, my Compuserve won't install, WinFax >won't install, LapLink won't install (that's why I needed the ZIP >drive to transfer files). I haven't tried Office 97 yet, but I >expect that won't work either? Alot of people here seem happy >with XP Pro. Did you not have to install Win98 software? I wonder >if I'm going to spend as much on software upgrades as I did on >the computer!
