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I was wondering bout 2 or 3 things:

1)  Is there a good Windows95 emulator out there?  I'd like to run MS
Money on my freebsd box; it's the most stable of the microsoft 
products
(and hopefully the _only_ one I want to run on it).

2)  Is there a commodities trading data retreival/charting program for
use in FreeBSD/X?

I would appreciate any input on these.  I am looking for making a
_complete_ switch from Win95 to FreeBSD.

Jack