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Name: k_semler Date: April 1, 2002 at 18:02:38 Pacific
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Yes, it is just having the proper software, a CDR or CDRW drive, your drivers installed for the CDR/CDRW drive, and having blank CDR's or CDRW's. you can find the software nessecary to burn the CD's at www.tucows.com in the Windows 3.1 section. They are not free, but many are only 20$-30$ to get the liscence.
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Name: Jon Glenny Date: April 11, 2002 at 05:26:11 Pacific
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Jim,
I have been looking for Windows 3.1 based software for data burning CDs, such as an early version of Nero or Adaptec, for several months now without success. If you should find anything, please let us all know.
Summary: Guy/James. Thier are later versions of Windows 3.1 which are also Windows 3.11 (Without Workgroups) You can have: Windows 3.1 or 3.11 on 6 1.44 HD Disks (Extra if Supplimental Printer Drivers Disk(s) ...
Summary: I've been reading and reading and apparently programs are applications in win3.11. Do i need to use the PIF or Windows Setup? Do i go to File Manager and click on run and then type in aol3.0? I alr...
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