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From: tonyb@olivej.olivetti.com (Anthony M. Brich)
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Subject: Re: Multiple Windows 2.x run-times on the same system
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Date: 6 Jul 90 17:46:00 GMT
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In article <716@van-bc.wimsey.bc.ca> Samuel Lam <skl@wimsey.bc.ca> writes:
>I have both PageMaker 3.0 and Word-for-Windows 1.0 installed on the
>same hard disk, and they had came with their own Windows 286 2.x
>run-time modules, printer drivers and fonts ....  
>Tonight I tried to consolidate the two Windows run-times together
>into a separate directory, but things only went worse 
>Could any Windows wizzard please enlighten me as to what is the
>correct way to go about this, 

	Buy Windows.  You are trying to make mayonnaise on a stormy
	day, i.e, you're not going to get two run-times to mix into
	anything good.  (Mayonnaise can't be made on a stormy day:
	the eggs and oil will not emulsify.)

	Tony Brich