will I have any benifit of upgrading my built 4.10 (win98) to 98SE ? I love my win98 have had XP but I dont want to leave all the decistions to Bill Gates, with XP I have the feeling not to be the one who have the final word, or am I wrong, I love my DOS-possibility

Hi asger, hi everyone, I have never used Windows 98 but oodles of Windows 98SE... Given messages in forums and the fact 98 (1st Ed) didn't last years before 98SE was launched, I guess 98SE is a very stable version. Just my opinion! HTH Have a good day, Gérard from Paris, France

yes. windows 98 is very unstable in my opinion. upgrade to windows 98se (most stable operating system to date)

I have been using Win98SE for a number of years and had Win98 before that. While I agree agree SE is more stable than the 1st edition, I believe W2K Pro is the most stable OS Microsoft has built to date. I continue to use SE because I'm used to it and know a lot of the little tricks to keep it running good. Not all of them, mind you, but enough to have confidence in what I'm doing. Just don't want to start the learning curve all over again with W2K. Regards - Ray

Hi Ray, hi everyone, W2K is really wonderful! (but I like Ws98SE too!) >Just don't want to start the learning curve >all over again with W2K. Come on Ray! it's worth using W2K! Windows 2000 Pro Server is really powerful and exciting! (don't know 2003 yet) Have a good day, Gérard from Paris, France

Hi Gerard (how do you get that little ` above the "e" in your name?) just very comfortable with Win98SE. Thinking about a new PC with P4 and 2 HDD's. Or maybe I'll just upgrade the mobo in my Dell P2. If I do either I'l probably dual boot Win98SE with W2K Pro. I sure like what I've seen and heard about W2K Pro. Time will tell... Regards - Ray

Hi Ray, Of course I have a special hey for that é on my keyboard! You could get that letter by 'copy and paste' (not easy) or typing & e acute ; (without any space from & to ;) Thanks, ;-) Have a good day, Gérard from Paris, France