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New Windows 3.1 Training Video
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Apocalypse
, Apr 01 2010 03:16 AM
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Posted 01 April 2010 - 03:16 AM
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Posted 01 April 2010 - 03:25 AM
Windows 3.1. Those were the days. My first PC, a 286 with 2MB of RAM 1991. lol
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Posted 01 April 2010 - 05:18 AM
i wonder what it cost back then for this excellent training series
i always love the stuff you get miss a
i always love the stuff you get miss a
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Posted 01 April 2010 - 01:38 PM
Oh man I got to sign me up for some of this !
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I got a PC sat here (under a pile of junk!), Amstrad 2386, with Windows 3.11 networking for Windows!
I recall Windows 2, I think it was, loaded off floppy disk, and a bonus, a second disk drive, to actually save data..
And the use of a mouse, but they were available before, the awful AMX BBC mouse..I think I have one of those still.
Messing about with the base memory 640k was it? in DOS, just to get programs running, those were the days!
And with that Amstrad, you had to finish a session with the command C:>park
lmao..
I think Amstrad had it with their 8256/8512/9512? range..but CP/M let them down (and monochrome)
I recall Windows 2, I think it was, loaded off floppy disk, and a bonus, a second disk drive, to actually save data..
And the use of a mouse, but they were available before, the awful AMX BBC mouse..I think I have one of those still.
Messing about with the base memory 640k was it? in DOS, just to get programs running, those were the days!
And with that Amstrad, you had to finish a session with the command C:>park
lmao..
I think Amstrad had it with their 8256/8512/9512? range..but CP/M let them down (and monochrome)
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