Windows 98

[Jim Ellis]

Hey, what about the millions of us still using Windows
98? Is there a version of Beta available for us?

 

[Ron Chamberlin-MVP]

Hi Jim,
Sorry. Nope. There won't be either a beta or final product on this for 98 or
ME.

Ron Chamberlin
MS-MVP

 

[Frustrated 98 user]

This is probably Microsoft's way of pushing 98 users
toward a newer OS. The sincere sigh: "Gee, we'd LIKE to
help you, but we can't devote resources to ... blah, blah,
blah ..."

 

[Guest]

See, told you. The lords of Microsoft can't be bothered.

Firefox is looking better and better.

 

[Ron Chamberlin]

Hi Ya Frustrated,

My sincere sigh, like that of any other volunteer user who is an MVP, is
just that. I'm not here to sell or promote anything, just to help users.

Ron Chamberlin
MS-MVP

 

[Guest]

more than happy to devote resources to removing resources,
though. (When it was Giant it _was_ compatible. - other
than that they haven't changed much yet)

 

[Phil]

As you have no intention of supporting your older versions
can you guide us to a reputable source for anti spyware
software from a company that does care about Windows 98.

Thanks

 

[Guest]

www.spywareinfo.com

-----Original Message-----
As you have no intention of supporting your older versions
can you guide us to a reputable source for anti spyware
software from a company that does care about Windows 98.

Thanks

.

 

[Mike]

Simply put. No. Microsoft would gain nothing from
supporting a dying OS, they want to focus on the present
and that is 2000 and XP. They are still supporting 98 but
there will not be anything released for it as it will
eventually be phased out just like 95.

Peace out yo

 

[Jerry]

Might be Microsoft's way of getting you out of the
stoneage. Windows 98, comon give me a break.