> Anyway: that was the sole significant improvement in networking in Win98 that I am aware of. The other thing 98 could do was drive multiple monitors, if you h

> Anyway: that was the sole significant improvement in networking in Win98 that I am aware of. The other thing 98 could do was drive multiple monitors, if you had the right — that is, from an extremely limited selection — graphics cards. The selection included all common S3 models, and you just had to have one S3 graphic card to be compatible, and they were already dirt cheap. It was AMAZING. This was the real killer feature (most of the time I didn't even have one IP address because dial-up internet was expensive).