Well, as far as i can tell, this has moved away from jfw. please take it
to private email.
Regards Nick
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On Mon, 8 Feb 1999, bill cameron wrote:
> well when i re red the article it did not give a list of features for each
> program,
> but it did say that network associates has such a t s r program.
> 2000 tool box cost 30 dollars, and the rest of the program is not so good.
> 800 332 9966
> www.nai.com
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> my norton says it fixes the bios, but did not give me any details on how it
> did this.
> waiting on symantec to call me back.
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> check 2000 p c delux cost 60 dollars
> 800 216 5545
> www.gmt-uta.com
> while this is great if you run a small business, it did not say if it had a t s
> r program or not.
> so here is the info so you can track it down.
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> now a warning, remember that some programs can not handle a 4 digit field, and
> about all 16 bit applications are not being upgraded.
> if the application can handle 4 digit field then a upgraded bios will make it
> work.
> if it can not handle 4 digits, then you have about a 50 percent chance that it
> may or may not work, depending on how the program is maid.
> of course this explanation is one i am not going to put to this list.
> also remember even if you do not have flash bios their may be a chip bios
> upgrade available from the notebook vendor.
> check out all your options before spending hard earned money on a software fix.
> hate to see someone pay money for the fix only to find that their favorite
> application still does not work right.
> by the way dell has a list of computers that are and are not 2000 ready.
> good luck.
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