JP> BK>   Or W-8 might use a different system entirely. I believe it was   
   JP> BK>   supposed to be a major change.   
      
   JP>.I can see it, Windows Explorer, aka File Explorer, in the left margin, at   
   JP>times. But I still never use it, it is not in my upbringing, I was not   
   traine   
   JP>to use that way of searching in the C:\. I remember where things are and I   
   ca   
   JP>find the path to it. I think that it is leftover from DOS or even before   
   this   
   JP>on the C=64 or even the C=128, before the days of GEOS and of Paul Randall   
   wh   
   JP>gave us Geofax and many more apps for this very nice but small machine.   
      
   Jean,   
      
   I was wondering if you switched from the C=128 to a IBM Compatiable   
   using DOS or to one of the Microsoft Windows OS's when you retired your   
   C=128.   
      
   Which one did You begin with?   
      
   I went from C=64 to MS-DOS 5.0 on a 486 in early 1994 and then put   
   Windows 3.1 on the box some weeks later so I could try to answer   
   questions a fellow at church was asking me.   
      
   MS called WE (Windows Explorer in XP) File Manager (FM) in W3.1 ,   
   I can't remember if the name was WE in W95 or W98 or WME.   
      
   I got used to using FM when I was using W3.1 on the 486 box, I used   
   Nortons Change Directory (NCD) when I was using DOS, I Loved using NCD!   
      
   Early 1984 is when I started using a C=64 PC with the C=1541 FD,   
   I think the GEOS software was developed a few years later. ????   
   Either the second C=64 I got or the second C=1541 FD came with a GEOS   
   Disk, I can't remember which one it was included with.   
      
   I wanted to use the GEOS disk but I found out that GEOS wouldn't let me   
   use it with a Write Protect label on THEIR floppy disk, so I didn't try   
   it out for a very long time because I didn't want the floppy drive   
   writing something to it and changing it where it was unuseable to me   
   anymore.   
      
   A replacement disk for GEOS could be purchased but I didn't want to   
   spend money for one when the disk I had came in the box with the   
   Commodore gear I bought.   
      
   I always preferred to copy a disk and use the copy instead of the   
   Original Disk but GEOS didn't like to do things that way.   
      
   I couldn't figure out why Commodore did that, the floppy disk that came   
   with my first 1541 Drive could be copied and then I could use the copy,   
   but GEOS said NO GO!   
      
   I'm glad that You enjoyed using GEOS, did you have any problems while   
   using it?   
      
   And was there a FM/WE/FE type program to use in GEOS to find Files and   
   Applications (such as Paint or Write) for GEOS instead of using the   
   Load Quote Dollar Sign Quote Comma Eight used on the C=64 & C=128?   
      
   Thank You!   
      
      
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