🚀 go-pugleaf

I used to have my system set up to dual boot,it worked fine but I had only
one computer. At the time I couldn't get on the internet to save my life in
Linux so I was always rebooting to get into windows the rebooting to get
back into Linux, I you ever want to get rid of the Linux partition, the best
way I found was to use the Linux Fdisk program, because The dos Fdisk doesnt
know What To do with  linux partition. Now I have a seperate Win95 Machine
and Linux Desktop/File server/webserver/Samba server at home, So I can study
The networking and server potentials of linux.

Sorry Don't know anything about the word perfect question.
Cris
<phil80@netscape.net> wrote in message
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> First:   I am considering doing a dual boot system with
> Linux and Win98 or setting up a file server with Linux as
> the OS.  If I do a dual boot system, how hard will it be to
> return the Linux partition to Win98 -- to reclaim it
> overall?  Will the entire hard drive have to be reformatted?
>
> Second:  Stupid question, but gotta ask it.  Will
> WordPerfect files created with WordPerfect for Linux be
> readable by the WordPerfect  written for Win98 and NT?  I
> recall that early versions of some software (back in the
> early Mac and PC days) would not be readable on non-like
> systems even though a given file would still have the same
> file extension.
>
> Thanks in advance.
>