And my advice is to skip 98 since it has the same limitations as 95 as to 64 thousand byte resource pools and other fun limits.
Short of Windows XP which will soundly wipe out your Office 97, we run Windows 2000 without issue at the office.
Now that XP has been out for years, the drivers for hardware have been coming of age for the Windows 2000 as well.
Sorry, I'm not going back to the stone-age of Windows. I need something without the Resource limits and a robust filesystem that can create a file bigger than 4 Gigabytes...
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Hello, I am using Windows 95 right now and would like to upgrade to one of the newer versions of Windows. What I am writing for is I don't know which one would be the best to go to. I am not a person who likes to play games. Mostly I surf the Internet and right messages in "Outlook Express". My kids like to play "Tiba" and "Ages of Employers", and I have a friend who uses "Office 97", but that is about it. One of my friends said that I should only go up to Windows 98 because it is the most stable and has the least number of bugs in it. I am just wondering what opinions I could get from here. Any advice you could offer would be greatly appreciated. If you are wondering why I want to get away from 95 is because I am disabled and have to use DragonDictate to operate my computer. I wish to upgrade to Dragon Naturally Speaking and in order to do that I have to upgrade to at least Windows 98. Thank you in advance for any information you may be able to offer me.

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