Old software available

The number of disks is NOT a suitable way to differentiate between "full install", "upgrade' and "stepup" (although the "stepup" WAS available as a single HD diskette, and even as a DOWNLOAD!) Perhaps, it might be even more accurate, in identifying what it is, to look at what is marked on the diskettes! For those not familiar with that range of MS-DOS versions: 6.20 was revised to improve reliability, due to problems created by SMARTDRV (and blamed on DBLSPACE) Possibly the ONLY time that ANY MICROS~1 product was ever revised to improve RELIABILITY 6.21 had DBLSPACE removed (as part of the $100M infringement settlement with STAC Electronics - Bill Gates "had a bad day") 6.22 had DRVSPACE as a replacement for DBLSPACE They were available as full-installs, as upgrades that required presence of almost any previous version, and as [often free] "stepups" that upgraded between minor versions (such as from 6.2x to 6.22) On Tue, 27 Apr 2004, Tom Uban wrote: