At 08:53 PM 8/25/00 +0000, you wrote:
>Just now I'm writing this mail on it, a thing I never dreamed of, and
>I'm doing it lying comfortably in my bed (Yes, working freelance has its
>advantages.), instead of sitting in front of my main NT machine, which
>takes several minutes to boot and to connect to the internet. And this is what
>I love about dos, its quickness. It has its limitations, which may be
>painful for users relying only on one os, but which are smoothed out, if
>You're using it only for certain purposes.
Too true, too true. It continues to suit most needs as it did when it was new.
regarding list slowdown, I've noticed that this time of year is quiet all
around, perhaps because North America and Europe are having summer and they
don't spend as much time inside and on the computer. I've seen it 3
summers now. By January ppl will be complaining about the congestion again.
>I'm dreaming now of cutting open the case of the laptop and installing
>the battery of an up to date notebook, as the genuine one is of course a
>joke. Don't know if this is technically possible, maybe someone has an advice?
>Ioannis
I've seen a number of 486 laptops that opened with screws and few snap
points around the seam. The battery is often very near the surface and
easy to reach. Look for snaps that open the top or keyboard when the lid
is open. Remove all removable devices before you begin. Also watch if
there are any tiny circles in the plastic like a plug replaced over a
nested screw.
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