Windows XP Pro
I have the manufacturers edition and the nice 'constant nagware' edition that MS Send out to trialists. I take it you want the manufacturesrs edition. Am in the process of moving house at the moment (stuff is in storage) but I can burn you a copy as soon as I have got all this mortgage cr@p sorted and have moved in.
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I agree it may be little more than a WIN2K service pack and a facelift after the decorators have been in, but it's the stability issue that i am interested in. I have read on some other Bulliten Boards that it is very stable, I am looking at it from point of view of music production, and i understand that it is stable in this respect.
The question you *should* be asking - would anyone really want it 
its bonkers - the new interface uses icons as large as houses and seems to have been designed by a 3yr old with assorted colour crayons.
Watch as everyone reaches for the "classic" view switches !
I think i'll stick with 2000 thanks.

its bonkers - the new interface uses icons as large as houses and seems to have been designed by a 3yr old with assorted colour crayons.
Watch as everyone reaches for the "classic" view switches !
I think i'll stick with 2000 thanks.
<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:<HR>Originally posted by Lee:
<B>I think i'll stick with 2000 thanks.[/quote]
Some would say XP is a 2000 service pack anyway.
I've been told the release will have a better collection of themes so the Crayola Theme that comes as standard with XP can be changed to something other than Classic. We will see.
Cheers
Ian
<B>I think i'll stick with 2000 thanks.[/quote]
Some would say XP is a 2000 service pack anyway.I've been told the release will have a better collection of themes so the Crayola Theme that comes as standard with XP can be changed to something other than Classic. We will see.
Cheers
Ian
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