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- From: "Trevor W. Gray BA,BAI,MIEI." <tgray@iol.ie>
- Newsgroups: iol.support.modems,comp.dcom.modems
- Subject: Re: Windows95
- Date: 8 Jan 1996 22:56:38 GMT
- Organization: Ireland On-Line
- Message-ID: <4cs7f6$ll0@barnacle.iol.ie>
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- ofarrwrk@iol.ie (Rory O'Farrell) wrote:
- >
- > Robin, we can have our revenge by biding our time... When he migrates
- > to Win95, we'll remember :-)
- >
-
- Given that it looks like WindowsNT will be the natural successor to
- Windows 3.11 in the business world, I think you can rest assured
- that I'll be waiting for, if not the new version of WindowsNT,
- then the NT/95 successor before I upgrade me or my customers.
-
- Okay, Okay, just to show that I'm not all bad, I will admit that there
- is one little teeny weeny thing that would tempt me, namely MS Access95
- has a few very neat new features, unfortunately there are just too many
- problems with W95 on networks, not to mention the cost, that restrict
- me from moving until the whole thing is stable and compatible enough
- to allow me to upgrade several 25+ user networks as well as me, and
- I can't see that happening until at least the NT/95 successor arrives.
-
- In the meantime, you guys enjoy Win95, I'll just keep developing with
- Access under 3.11, and at least all my networks will continue to work.
-