Norton File Manager for use in Windows 98
R. J. Tuttle
File Manager -- what files do I need and what directories do I use?
d...@teleport.com
wrote:
>I am planning to upgrade to Windows 98. I still want to use Norton
>File Manager -- what files do I need and what directories do I use?
It doesn't work with Windows 98. Several people on here, over the past 3-4
months, have listed clones that do. But since I'm not planning to upgrade
(98 is slower than 95, and I HATE Internet Explorer), I can't tell you what
those programs are called. Sorry.
Debbie Goldstein
d...@teleport.com
Brian
since it was released, and I've had no significant problems
except with our CD-R drive. I disable the Norton Taskbar
(not needed, since you can define your own toolbars in
Win98), but I still use the Long File Name extensions for
16-bit programs.
I upgraded to Win98 over a Win95 install, if that makes any
difference...
David Allen
>On Sun, 30 Aug 1998 17:08:52 -0500, "R. J. Tuttle" <rjtu...@flash.net>
>wrote:
>
>>I am planning to upgrade to Windows 98. I still want to use Norton
>>File Manager -- what files do I need and what directories do I use?
>
>
>It doesn't work with Windows 98.
Sure it does.