Mike Lambert wrote:
> For all of you Duo 230
> thru 280 owners, don't write off System 7.1.x just yet...it's probably more
> stable than 7.6, and certainly LOTS faster. My humble opinion....
The other nice thing about 7.1 is that its so customizable. Features of 7.6
(if one wants them) can easily be manually added ; e.g. Quicktime 2.5 or 3.0,
Open Transport 1.1.2, Open Transport PPP 1.0, SuperClock, etc. Even
some applications that claim 7.6.1 is required like Netscape 4.08 will install
and run fine on a 7.1 machine if one installs the CFM Runtime Enabler 4.0
and Object Support Lib 1.2 extensions.
Paul Cherubini
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