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If I use FreeBSD on my computer, will I still be able to use my PC as a PC and 
not just a workstation?  I guess I don't truly understand what this program 
is.  I want to know if it is just a program that I can run so that while 
running it my computer is a unix workstation, and when I don't want to use 
UNIX, I can still use my computer as a PC (ex-WIN95 and all the programs I 
already have)

						Thanks,
						Steven
						Wags23@ix.netcom.com