At 05:52 30/05/98 -0700, Barry wrote:

>>>(Jack added with tongue firmly in cheek :^)
>>>Pentium 400? Whew! All you really need to run MSIE is an old copy of DOS
2.1
>>>on a 386. I was surprised when I tried to install it on an old machine and
>>>it worked. Seems MSIE really is an operating system. When you install it on
>>>Win 95 or NT it just replaces the entire OS. But they don't want you to
know
>>>that. Or maybe I'm making it up.
>>
>>Does that mean you can install it on a bare machine from only a boot
>>floppy? I must say I'm amazed at the number of people who are using MSIE 4
>>now. I still won't let it near any of my boxes, except for one Toshi
>>notebook which I keep purely for test MSIE4 stuff.
>
>franko, I think Jack is pulling our collective leg, yet again :>)

Yeah, I know. I was merely attempting to add to the irony. Although I do
wonder how long it will before you can do just that???

BTW Jack, my thoughts are with you. Back in '95 (before some punk in a car
hit me from behind doing around 120k/hr) I did a similar ride, from Port
Macquarie to Sydney - about 900kms in aid of MS. It pee'd with rain most of
the time for that ride too. Truly hope the weather clears for your ride.

>
>I have yet to install MS IE4 because I only have one machine, and don't
>want to blow away IE3 (nor do I want IE4 to take over my system). But that
>is about to change...

I guess I'm a bit luckier, because I now have 3 machines at home, plus my
work ThinkPad. Naturally, all experimentation takes place on that one <g>
so if it stuffs the whole thing up IBM's techo's can sort it out.

ciao

franko

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Frank Lee, Information Architect. Member: Aust. DM Assoc., Market Research
Soc. of Aust., Web Consultants Assoc., HTML Writers Guild, Internet
Professionals Association. Associate, Aust. Marketing Inst.
Interactive Strategist,IBM Australia Ltd & Managing Director, Wired World
Consulting.
http://www1.tpgi.com.au/users/franko/


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