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Re: Windows 95 & A Sluggish Computer
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10/02/02 12:27 AM
10/02/02 12:27 AM
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I finally discovered the problem.
SmartBoard 2000 was the problem. After not allowing it to load up, my desktop computer wotked just fine. Interesting, eh!
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Re: Windows 95 & A Sluggish Computer
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10/02/02 02:04 AM
10/02/02 02:04 AM
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Just out of curiosity, were you using the free version that runs ads? I noticed that the free one caused some problems, so I went ahead and purchased it not long after I downloaded it. It's worked fine for me for almost 3 years. They have a new version out now, but it looks entirely different from the 2000, that I don't think I'll upgrade.
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Re: Windows 95 & A Sluggish Computer
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10/02/02 12:13 PM
10/02/02 12:13 PM
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Yes, as I didn't see any need for a purchased version, I only used the free version, therefore, that could be the problem.
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