FREE: Windows 3.1, WFW 3.11, and Excel 5.0 installs

[im_to_hyper]

I know this won't install on your Mac, but I thought someone may be interested in having them for free. Let me know and I will ship them your way.

Claimed, Thank you!

[robo74]

I know this won't install on your Mac, but I thought someone may be interested in having them for free. Let me know and I will ship them your way.


Is the windows 3.1 complete?
EDIT: Safe to assume all floppies?

[im_to_hyper]

All Complete, all floppies, don't think 3.1 came on CD.

[robo74]

I didnt think it did either, but just wanted to double check...
Want me to throw you some paypal to send them south of the border?

Rob

EDIT: I am going to Wausau this weekend for a wedding, if I wasnt so time pressed, I would swing over and meet ya, but I wont be able to do that.

[Shadow]

Ah the good old days of Windows 3.1......I remember that every time you closed the Program Manager the PC had to be restarted! Had some good times with 3.1, mine had a Turbo button on the front and I never found out what it did!!

[chapinmesa]

Ah the good old days of Windows 3.1......I remember that every time you closed the Program Manager the PC had to be restarted! Had some good times with 3.1, mine had a Turbo button on the front and I never found out what it did!!

Haha, I remeber those days...that was probably around my 3rd or 4th computer. I to remember the "turbo" button, to this day its one of those un-explained mysteries for me, lol. Was my computer a diesel? :confused:

[Shadow]

I'm actually quite intersted to find out what it actually did...I'm thinking it was the FSB (it went from 33 to 66-the "norm" for the time.

It was my first computer ever-and I STILL managed to make a darn good picture of Thomas the Tank Engine with the included Paint-ish program:P!

[dsharits]

Haha, I remeber those days...that was probably around my 3rd or 4th computer. I to remember the "turbo" button, to this day its one of those un-explained mysteries for me, lol. Was my computer a diesel? :confused:
I believe the turbo changed the settings on the processor to go from, say, 133 MHz to 166 MHz when it was pressed.

[Fuchal]

The turbo button was used for old legacy programs that did not have built-in timing - so that you could deactivate 'turbo', basically reducing the clock speed so that the application ran at the correct speed and not too fast.

[im_to_hyper]

I didnt think it did either, but just wanted to double check...
Want me to throw you some paypal to send them south of the border?

Rob

EDIT: I am going to Wausau this weekend for a wedding, if I wasnt so time pressed, I would swing over and meet ya, but I wont be able to do that.

Yeah, sure that sounds good. Say, $3.50 for all of it?

[im_to_hyper]

Alrighty, gone.

Thank you!!