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Tony Yarwood
Hi everybody
Sorry to bother you all with this, it's not really a problem more of a
query.
I run 98SE as my main os, well the turbo-charged version, patched
with the unofficial SP2 and Axcel's 98SE->ME. If anybody here's not
tried it you should, it hums!
Anyway I digress, even with the superpatch there are various gaming
sites that still won't work, I think it's that bloody bloatware Flash
Player crap that so many think they need to use these days.
So what I've had to do is dual boot with win2k, and everything is
working just dandy. However this is where the query arises, I've got
a copy of Opera on both partitions and they seem to be linking
somehow.
What's happening is, say that for instance I'm in 98 then I shut down
and reboot into 2k the same condition that I left Opera in when I left
98 reappear when I'm in 2k and vice versa.
It's like having just one copy of Opera that's working on both
partitions instead of having two separate copies working
independently.
As I say, it's not really a problem but I am intrigued as to what's
going on, anybody know?
TIA
Best regards
Tony
Sorry to bother you all with this, it's not really a problem more of a
query.
I run 98SE as my main os, well the turbo-charged version, patched
with the unofficial SP2 and Axcel's 98SE->ME. If anybody here's not
tried it you should, it hums!
Anyway I digress, even with the superpatch there are various gaming
sites that still won't work, I think it's that bloody bloatware Flash
Player crap that so many think they need to use these days.
So what I've had to do is dual boot with win2k, and everything is
working just dandy. However this is where the query arises, I've got
a copy of Opera on both partitions and they seem to be linking
somehow.
What's happening is, say that for instance I'm in 98 then I shut down
and reboot into 2k the same condition that I left Opera in when I left
98 reappear when I'm in 2k and vice versa.
It's like having just one copy of Opera that's working on both
partitions instead of having two separate copies working
independently.
As I say, it's not really a problem but I am intrigued as to what's
going on, anybody know?
TIA
Best regards
Tony