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From: tom@mims-iris.waterloo.edu (Tom Haapanen)
Subject: Frequently Asked Questions: DIFF, comp.windows.ms edition
Message-ID: <1991May18.122400.17553@watserv1.waterloo.edu>
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Reply-To: tom@mims-iris.waterloo.edu (Tom Haapanen)
Organization: WATMIMS Research Group, University of Waterloo
Date: Sat, 18 May 1991 12:24:00 GMT
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< Summary: version 1.10 [last change: th/91-04-05 --- wallpaper, DOS icons]
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> Summary: version 1.11 [last change: th/91-04-16 --- slow Win3 startup]
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<     24. FaceLift, ATM and TrueType *
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>     24. FaceLift, ATM and TrueType
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<     34. Starting up Windows applications in a different directory *
<     35. Free system resources *
<     36. Automatically opening applications on Windows startup *
<     37. Windows opening logo *
<     38. Using a mouse with DOS applications *
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>     34. Starting up Windows applications in a different directory
>     35. Free system resources
>     36. Automatically opening applications on Windows startup
>     37. Windows opening logo
>     38. Using a mouse with DOS applications
>     39. Why does Windows start up VERY slowly?
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<     39. Major Windows applications available
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>     40. Major Windows applications available
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> 39. What could cause Windows to start up VERY slowly (over a minute)?
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> >>  One possible reason is the use of a serial mouse on COM2 instead of
>     COM1.  If you have a serial mouse, Windows will first attempt to find
>     it (with great persistence) on COM1, before it looks on COM2.  If your
>     mouse is on COM2, move it to COM1.
> 
>     Using a temporary swapfile instead of a permanent one for 386 enhanced
>     mode also slows down the startup process, but not to even nearly the
>     same extent as the serial mouse problem.
> 
> 
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< 39. What major applications are available for Windows?
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> 40. What major applications are available for Windows?
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< 	Lotus Ami
< 	Lotus Ami Professional
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> 	Ami
> 	Ami Professional
> 	JustWrite
> 	Professional Write for Windows
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< 	NBI Legacy
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> 	WordStar Legacy
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> 	Harvard Graphics for Windows	[announced, not shipping]
> 	IBM Hollywood
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> 	OnTarget

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