24 Apr
2002
24 Apr
'02
6:19 a.m.
Windows 2 was what they shipped so you could run
Excel, which had grown
popular on the MacIntosh, on the PC/AT. That's where much of the prejudice
against "smartdrv" came from, since that first release didn't work very
well.
I don't think there were many other app's for it.
Windows 2.0 came to me bundled with my Microsoft Mouse
(the Dove Bar version with the steel rollers).
As far as apps, Micrografix Draw was somewhat popular;
but you're right, there weren't many...
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24 Apr
24 Apr
1:11 p.m.
On Wed, 24 Apr 2002, Douglas H. Quebbeman wrote:
Aldus Pagemaker was another popular Windows 2.0 application.
Peace... Sridhar
Windows 2 was
what they shipped so you could run Excel, which had grown
popular on the MacIntosh, on the PC/AT. That's where much of the prejudice
against "smartdrv" came from, since that first release didn't work very
well.
I don't think there were many other app's for it.
Windows 2.0 came to me bundled with my Microsoft Mouse
(the Dove Bar version with the steel rollers).
As far as apps, Micrografix Draw was somewhat popular;
but you're right, there weren't many...
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