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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 22 Mar 2000.
Re: how to get rid of those two lines!

Re: how to get rid of those two lines!

On 22 Mar 2000 00:34:24 GMT, John Wm Sloniker <joh...@serv.net> wrote:
$
$I plan on sticking with DOS 6.22 or perhaps switching to Linux.
$
you will probably have to switch to linux if you are going to 
be able to get any new dos only programs
come to the land of freedom 
there is even a dos emulator and a dos-to-linux-howto 
that can help you get started


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