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Software Conflicts
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| How do you know before installation which applications [freeware, etc] you are loading will conflict with each other or with your windows OS? Is there a book, website(s), other?
How do you deal with it after if you do make the wrong combination choices?
[This message has been edited by GenerationHex (edited 11-08-2000).] | |
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| Trial and error my friend:-)
Before I buy any software (or hardware) or download it, I search the Internet for reviews, especially user reviews.
[This message has been edited by Bobby Digital (edited 11-08-2000).] | |
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| "Bo a oby, Bobby D..." Thanks Dude.
Hey I am a former DSL tech as of 11/2 any ideas how to get some good experience with LAN hardware like an "assistant LAN admin" job?
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Originally posted by Bobby Digital:
Trial and error my friend:-)
Before I buy any software (or hardware) or download it, I search the Internet for reviews, especially user reviews.
[This message has been edited by Bobby Digital (edited 11-08-2000).]
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| It depends on your location. Check around with your local public school systems. Tell them your goals and see if they have any openings. School systems usually have a hard time finding and keeping good technicians.
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knowledge and experience will help determine that kind of situation, too.
Like you know your MSDOS is 16bit, u cannot run 32bit win application.
It is a common sense and think little logic. U will find out what to do.
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