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Jordan - Thanks for this and other insights. I looked at the readme file in the PCI132 program and decided to heed this clause: "...if the above is too confusing, perhaps you probably don't need whatever PCI32 does." I heed it because I'm a primitive. For me, dos boot evokes images of U-boats rather than computers. I began with XY3 when my newspaper used Atex and a tech was always handy to help -- even letting me bring in my PC to install XY and whatever that old DOS-based communication program was. Later, I evolved on my own to XYWIN (or is regressed the right verb?). I know it's said to be be buggy, but it's worked well for me from Win 95 through98 and now XP. My XY3 disks are long gone, and a couple of months ago I mailed 3's manificent manuals to a member of this list who needed them (until joining the list, I hadn't even heard of 4). But I have new hope. A recent post from Robert Holmgren tells me that the XYWIN manual appeared only months after 4's and contains essentially the same material. So I will, belatedly, start some serious homework.
Bob White
In a message dated 11/20/2005 10:57:51 PM Central America Standard T, jr_fox@xxxxxxxx writes:
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