can i put 98 over 95 without deleting 95??if so how do i do it??
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Process of Dual booting Windows 98 with Windows 95:\n\nIt is recommended that at least two partitions be created, one partition for Windows 95 and the other for Windows 98. Information about creating partitions can be found on document CH000345. If the partitions need to be deleted, information about deleting a partition can be found on document CH000344. \nOnce at least two partitions have been created on the computer, if you have an OEM version of Windows 98 install it first as it will search for pre-existing operating systems. If you have a retail version of Windows 98 you can either install Windows 95 or Windows 98 first. \nNote: If you have a Windows 98 Retail or OEM it is also important to know that you can boot from this CD and install Windows.\n\nOnce one of the Operating Systems has been installed in the computer, boot the computer from a bootable floppy diskette and at the MS-DOS prompt install the other operating system onto the other partition. Note: you do not want to install Windows 95/98 through Windows, it must be done from MS-DOS. \nOnce both Operating Systems have been installed onto the computer it will boot to the last installed operating system. To boot to the alternate Operating system you will needed to edit the msdos.sys file and change the WinDir= and the WinBootDir to the appropriate drive letter. If you find yourself needing to boot between the operating systems often it may be easier to create two different msdos.sys files and then use a batch file to switch between these msdos.sys files. \nAdditional information on editing the msdos.sys can be found on our MSDOS.SYS page. \nAdditional information about batch files can be found on our batch file page.\nhttp://www.computerhope.com/issues/ch000346.htm#01
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Well, why don't you back up all your files to a flashdrive or CD.\nThen format your drive and reload Windows.. But if you do reload why in your right mind would you want to place 98 on when WIN 2000 or XP is the way to go?\n\nIf FOR some reason you can't backup your data to another drive or CD, you can reinstall Windows on top of itself and you will not lose any of the data on the drive.
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$number = 0.98; \n$formatted_number = number_format ($number, 3);\nif (abs($number) < 1) {\n  $formatted_number = str_replace('0.', '.', $formatted_number);\n}\n\nThis should set $formatted_number to ".980"...
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Use Disk Utility in your Utilities folder to reformat it.\n\nOpen Disk Utility\nHighlight your volume in the sidebar\nclick the Erase tab\nchoose "MS-DOS" for format\nclick Erase\n\nDisk Utility will automatically choose FAT-32 or FAT-16, depending on your disk size.  Your 100 Gig disk will be formatted in FAT-32 format.
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If you want your computer running a more recent version of windows to run windows 95, you have to find a installation Cd of windows 95 and reinstall it on your disk, or on a new partition.\n\nIf you choose to install it on your current partition, you will prefer to format the disk beforehand. This will destroy you data on it, so beware.
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To be totally honest with you unless you have a computer with no way to upgade the memory to at least 128MB. I would really not waste my time with Windows 98SE. If you want a good solid internet computer Windows 2000 is great for a older machine and you will have USB mass storage and not have to mess with all sorts of silly drivers for everything like 98SE makes you do. If you can't find 2000 - Xp will even work in most older computers!!
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use an alt +{key} key ¢  \n\nalt + 0162  bam!!! you have ¢
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21.7-3.98=17.72, front end rounded=18\n\n14+9.76+25.8=49.76, front end rounded=18\n\nOn a separate note:\n\n8 1/3 (aka 8.333333333…) rounded to nearest 100th=8.33\n\ndividing 2.2 by 506; 2.2 divided by 506=.0043478260869565217391304347826087 rounded to nearest 100th=.00\n\n(if you were to switch this one around 506 by 2.2=230.00, which rounded to nearest 100th=.00 also).\n\n\nI still cannot reply to your message as I end up get this message from Yahoo Answers: “Oops\nYour email did not go through because the recipient's email address has not been confirmed.”
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Yes easy\n\nctrl+alt+ arrow Key  (i.e. any one up... 90, down 180...)
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"mode"\n"display digits"\n"float 12" (or however many you want - 12 is the highest)
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What? Someone still uses Windows 95???
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Assuming you used followed all steps in the Windows XP setup you will most likely have formatted the drive in an NTFS file system. Unfortunately 98 uses FAT32 file system and they are incompatible. To install 98 you will have to format and start from scratch using a win 98 CD. I have to agree with the others though going to 98 is a major step backwards, stick with XP. If your desperate to change OS either go to linux or wait for vista which is just around the conrer
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if you saved your old settings then its just a matter of going into add remove progs and uninstalling xp and that should leave you with your old me. \n\nif you didn't then I'm afraid the only way is to format drive as you can not install an older version of windows over the top of a newer version (windows will not let you do this) no matter what way or how many times you try . \n\ni recommend you keep xp as there is no more support or security/patch updates for me.most software now being written will be for xp and vista. but at the end of the day when it gets dark its your choice.
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You could try dividing by zero, or writing in a nonexistant memory location, but the Operating system won't let you do those things.  \n\nYour best bet might be to pull the power plug.\n\nNote that you may lose data!
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Um...98 would not be an upgrade over Me, although it would be an improvement.  Best bet is to upgrade to XP.  XP Pro is the better of the two (Pro or Home).
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Just add them up using the calculator:\n1000 + 5999 + 9888 = 16887\n\nOr if you don't have a calculator:\n*111\n---------\n**1000\n+5999\n+9888\n=====\n16887\n=====
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You could divide two of the 9's by each other to get 1, then combine the other two to get 99, then add them to get 100.