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At 01:57 AM 1/22/2000 , Mark Newton wrote:

>How does Microsoft deliver fixes for Dos?  Install Win98 over the top 
>of it? :-)

The manual for MS-DOS 6 (which I've kept as an example of how brash
Microsoft can be) calls it an "upgrade" from OS/2.

--Brett



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