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Date:	Mon, 02 Jun 2003 09:15:20 -0700
From:	"Steven Levine" <steve53@earthlink.net >
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Subject:	Re: SCOUG-Help: warp 4 install diskettes

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In <20030602041240.UWPI4511.fed1mtao07.cox.net@eyeleica>, on 06/01/03
at 09:12 PM, eyeleica@lvcm.com said:

>faulty or missing. I am switching to a usb keyboard when it arrives
>($4.00 variety). Hopefully, with the usb keyboard, I will finally be
>able to boot the machine with Windows 98 installed.

Perhaps. Older equipment often has imperfect USB support. The standards
were still evolving. Often you can tell tell BIOS to run the keyboard in
legacy mode. That might or might not work.

With Warp the issues are different. The USB drivers you have available
for base Warp4 are limited. They might or might not support your USB
hardware. eCS and MCP, of course, support a much wider range of USB
hardware.

>Just wondering if these are the updated install diskettes I should be
>using or if there are others, please advise me.

These are a start. Review my messages to Wayne for how to update these
diskettes for better performance.

Steven

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