Java in libraries? (fwd)

Hillary Handwerger hillaryh at sun470.sme.org
Mon Dec 11 20:23:02 EST 1995


Its my understanding that Windows for Workgroups will give you a 32
 bit operating system environment.  (Need to set it up under 
Applications/control panel/enhanced memory.)

Anyone try Java on WFWG 1.1?


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Hillary Handwerger
hillaryh at sme.org
Society of Manufacturing Engineers-- CoNDUIT Project
313 271-1500 ext 597 
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On Mon, 11 Dec 1995, Michael Reagan wrote:

> 
> Thanks to Microsoft, not one of my favorite companies at the moment, I 
> am not in a position to comment about Java from experience.
> 
> Since Java requires a 32 bit operating system, I would like to move to 
> Windows 95 to try it out, BUT
> Windows 95 wreaks havoc with our Novell Netware environment and
>            conflicts with our preferred WWW browser, Netscape SO
> we are stuck in Windows 3.1 or WFWG 3.11 for the foreseeable future SO
> Java will not be a reality here FTFF SO
> 
> drat!      :-(
> 
> Anyone want to take up a collection to send Bill Gates back to 
> kindergarten to learn to share his toys?
> 
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