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Steven Levine wrote:  
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> In <3D29C9EB.711E7FE2@charter.net>, on 07/08/02  
>    at 09:19 AM, Ray Davison  said:  
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> >I have PC V 1.0.  I tried it, something conflicted - no I do not remember  
> >what - and it has been on the shelf ever since.  I have been using TOP  
> >when I need to kill Netscape.  What version did PC stop at?  Should I  
> >give this 1.0 another chance?  
>   
> Works fine here and elsewhere.  Warp4/FP15+ etc. etc.  You do need to work  
> around the install defects. See the Mr. KIA for instructions.  
I found March 2001 for PC over MCP.  Is this what you are referring to?   
I have W4/FP15+  
>   
> FWIW, TOP or any of the other VIO or Desktop process killers are fine as  
> long as you have access to the Desktop and can activate the kill tool.  
 
Seems to work for NS  
 
Ray  
 
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