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Your generalization is meaningless. Give some names of 'all' your Win 95 apps that run. That is, unless you are afraid someone will call your bluff and prove you wrong.

As for me, I cannot think of any Win95 apps that don't run. Of course, that is because I don't have any. I did not use MS then (don't use it now either). Does not prove any of them work.

Do mislead. Give specific examples. You cannot claim you cannot think of any as your proof. That means nothing. Give examples of what you demi-god is capable of. For all we know you have never tried to run any Win95 apps. Claiming they work based on the fact you've never tried is lame. It's in the same category as claiming UFOs exist because nobody has proved they don't. Very lame.

>>Not all run, but there are just as many Microsoft applications that don't run as there are from any other vendor.<<

Seems as though, in your haste to once again blindly worship your demi-god, you have actually added to the assertion that MS does, in fact, break older apps. Nothing compares to blind zealotry when it comes to making dumb mistakes, huh?

Posted by: bystander_z   Posted on: 07/21/05 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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