This is because both Microsoft and IBM recognized that no-one would buy a new OS if the programs for their old OS could not also be run on the new. Of course Windows 95 will run Windows 3.x applications. Because without one your computer, no matter what you paid for it would be just another expensive door stop. We are almost always in need of good articles. If anyone has something that they feel would make a good article, an interesting story to tell, or even a good meeting topic, please don't hesitate to pass it on.
Various ways are available.
You can bring it to a meeting or give me a call and upload it to me. If I don't have access to this printer then we print it on an Okidata 850 at Bits and Bytes on Queen Street in Dartmouth where they allow the Society to print the originals at no charge. The main body of the newsletter is set in 10 point Palatino with the article headings being 14 point bold. ITC Zapf Chancery Medium Italic 19.2 and 16 points. There was about the same number of copies made this month as compared with the last few months, with about 80 copies produced of which around just under 50 were mailed out.