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From: wayne@teemc.UUCP (Michael R. Wayne)
Newsgroups: comp.windows.ms.programmer
Subject: Crashing windows
Message-ID: <191662@teemc.UUCP>
Date: 4 Dec 90 03:52:11 GMT
Reply-To: wayne@teemc.UUCP (Michael R. Wayne)
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Organization: TMC & Associates, Troy, MI
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Just ran across this "interesting" way to crash windows.  
	- Start windows
	- double click on DOS to start a DOS session
	- <ALT><Enter> to make it a window
	- Run Norton's SI (I used version 4.5) in that window (and notice
	  that windows is eating ~33% of your CPU).
	- double click on DOS to start a second DOS session
	- <ALT><Enter> to make it a window
	- Run Norton's SI in that window
Everything dies and you are back where you started windows.  Neat, huh?

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Michael R. Wayne      ---     TMC & Associates      --- wayne@teemc.tmc.mi.org
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