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From: rbr@bonnie.ATT.COM (228-4197,ATTT)
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Subject: Re: FRACINT 16 - IS IT ONLY FOR 386 & BIGGER MACHINES ???
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Date: 21 Jun 91 17:46:10 GMT
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As the original poster of the artical.  Much thanks to the many who offered
helpful suggestions.  My original message was a bit vague. My XT (actually
a TANDY 1000SL) has a 42 Meg IDE Hard Drive.  The trick is to get
FRACTINT.EXE into the machine (and also back it up).


Since computing speed seems to double about every three years,  I don't
intend to plunk down a couple $K every other year just to keep a hobby
machine up to speed.