 Now is a better time to have a Windows 95 system than many 95 
				users realize. Many Windows 98 systems are being upgraded to motherboards 
				that run gigahertz and beyond leaving plenty of hardware available 
				that will run 95 nearly as fast. There is far less overhead on 
				a Windows 95 system making it extremely efficient on any system 
				that uses dimm memory rather than simms.
 
				Now is a better time to have a Windows 95 system than many 95 
				users realize. Many Windows 98 systems are being upgraded to motherboards 
				that run gigahertz and beyond leaving plenty of hardware available 
				that will run 95 nearly as fast. There is far less overhead on 
				a Windows 95 system making it extremely efficient on any system 
				that uses dimm memory rather than simms. 
				 Windows 2000 and XP won't do everything you're used to doing in 
				Windows 95. Windows 2000 is NOT the new version of Windows 98. 
				It is the new version of Windows NT 4.0. Even though 95 can be 
				upgraded to 2000 or XP, you may have some hardware and software 
				not supported by 2000 or XP. The only ISA devices likely to be 
				supported by 2000 and XP are some Network cards and SCSI controllers.
 
				Windows 2000 and XP won't do everything you're used to doing in 
				Windows 95. Windows 2000 is NOT the new version of Windows 98. 
				It is the new version of Windows NT 4.0. Even though 95 can be 
				upgraded to 2000 or XP, you may have some hardware and software 
				not supported by 2000 or XP. The only ISA devices likely to be 
				supported by 2000 and XP are some Network cards and SCSI controllers. 
				
				 You can have Windows 95 AND Windows 2000 or XP. Known as dual 
				boot, this will preserve your current operating system exactly 
				as it is now and let your Windows 2000 or XP system grow as software 
				and drivers become available.
 
				You can have Windows 95 AND Windows 2000 or XP. Known as dual 
				boot, this will preserve your current operating system exactly 
				as it is now and let your Windows 2000 or XP system grow as software 
				and drivers become available.