To get the most out of your computer, use 32 bit application packages
such as Office 95, get 32 bit upgrades for all of your devices (most are
free on the Web although I can't find a free upgrade to Omnipage Direct,
the OCR that came with my scanner).
Call on me if I can help.
R*
Belinda Batchelor <belindab@mail.gld.com> wrote:
> I was wondering if anyone might could possibly help me. I love Win 95.
> I have a Packard Bell Legend 25TV Supreme Multi-Media, 28.8 internal modem,
> 850 HD, 16 RAM, 25 megahertz.
> I used to Win 95 upgrade. I have alot of problems when I use it one
> software program may run, but knock another program off. It may not allow
> me to use another. One problem I had was, sometimes Win 95 upgrade would
> not load or boot. Has anyone had similar problems? Could anyone offer any
> help?
> I am at the moment using Win 3.11, I have my Win 95 upgrade CD want to
> use it, but scared to load it. I have not encountered any problems since I
> went back to Win. 3.11.
> When I had Win. 95 loaded, I had to reload and formatt many times. No
> more. Is there a difference between Win. 95 upgrade and Win. 95 program?
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