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I agree with Mark...a very simple, straightforward procedure. WIN2K does
allow for a dual boot with either WIN 98 or ME. I decided to follow that
route so I could run some of my older programs that are imcompatible with
WIN2K.
TS2K works extremely well (ok, as well as can be expected) on WIN2K and
it seems to avoid "most" problems that TS has experienced on 98 or 95.
Jim
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