said:
>In <20080209222435-40150-8@scoug.com>, on 02/09/08
> at 10:24 PM, jack.huffman@worldnet.att.net said:
>Hi,
>>Danis506.add was a 2003 version; Daniatapia.flt was a little newer. So I
>>updated each one to the latest 2007 version.
>This should be OK. 2003 is a bit oldish, although it would probaby hand
>the larger drive just fine.
>>I am thinkin about going to DSL. I am getting tired of the slow speed of
>>dial up and there is an occasional streaming video I would like to see.
>>Will my 1000mhz AMD chip handle it?
>It should be fine. If the video playback is not as good as you want,
>then you can consider upgrading.
>>If it will, is the TCP/IP 32 bit
>>stack necessary? Is it available like the 16 bit version was?
>I would recommend the 32-bit stack. It was freely available. Check
> <http://www.warpupdates.mynetcologne.de/english/site_contents.html>
>for a link.
I had the pages translated and still couldn't find the link.
>>Can I get 32 bit tcp/ip by installing eCs on the slave drive I just had
>>installed?
>This would give you both the the 32-bit stack and applications. If you
>know what you are doing, you could install this from the eCS CD to your
>Warp partition.
Do you mean install the 32 bit stack or eCs on my Warp partition? It
(c:\) is only 500 mb with about 250 mb free.
>>eCs would also give me access to drivers for current printers
>>one of which I would like to have.
>True. All good reasons to consider switching to an eCS installation.
>Steven
Jack
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