Author: Robert Hyatt
Date: 08:24:16 12/31/05
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On December 31, 2005 at 10:34:32, Albert Silver wrote: >On December 31, 2005 at 10:26:48, John Dillard wrote: > >>The risk in running any Windows program is unexpectant crashing, spyware and >>viruses. Those are your risks. > >Ok, thanks. That's warning enough. The crashing was an expected answer, but I >didn't know there was no other form of anti-virus or spyware protection either. >Guess I'll just keep the 32-bit version. > > Albert I don't think crashing is an issue. In windows-95, and 98, and ME, it was about as unstable as a china teacup on a fault-zone, but XP has not crashed that I am aware of and we have a bunch of XP machines in our labs. Viruses are a problem, but no more so than on 32-bit XP systems, so that is a moot point.
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