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If you are comfortable with unix, go with the *BSD line of OS'es, if you are a newbie to Unix, a lot of people suggest the Linux route, Mandrake/Redhat seems to be recommended. If you would rather go BSD, I would suggest FreeBSD!! Good Luck with you new venture!

Not sure what you mean by a personal website ? I am assuming everyone on the internet was able to access it. Are you able to connect to the internet from this box ? I am not an IIS expert but I do believe that you will need to reconfigure it to be able to listen on a different IP address, which...

Anyone know how to increase ie6 timeout ? I am doing some database queries and ie6 browser times out. Help appreciated! Thanks

I believe you can also boot from floppy disk, I used them to upgrade from 7.0 -> 7.2, but you should be able to boot and select "new installation" when presented with that option. You can download the boot.img file and using rawrite (DOS) copy the image file to a floppy and reboot from your...

Would ABSOLUTELY get it especially if say there are 2 sports events going on simultaneously or if you are watching a DVD/VCR and also following another program. When in doubt, get it, to avoid any regrets! Our TV also has the ability to switch audio to the PIP which is great. I think this is...

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hmmm.... That's a new one on me, I have never paid attention to this issue. I am not 100% convinced that what you are saying is correct. I have upgraded from 98 to Windows 2000 in the past and I can't recall if I lost any custom configs.

Things to consider: 1. Applications that you have installed that say Win98, Win2000 and WinXP will run without problems. 2. Your best bet is to upgrade all known apps that have a newer XP version first (chances are that they will also run on 98), i.e. a newer XP version app usually says...