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From article <90230.151952RFM@psuvm.psu.edu>, by RFM@psuvm.psu.edu:
> I have an IBM PC in my office with a 40-meg hard drive and IBM PC-DOS 3.3.
> With PC-DOS, I have to partition my drive 32/8 in C & D, respectively.
> I know that if I get DOS 4.0 I can partition all 40 megs as drive c, but
> at a cost of $100+ bucks. My question: Can I load my Zenith DOS 3.3 Plus
> into a non-Zenith system. 3.3 Plus supports partitions greater than
> 32 megs....
> Thanks in advance, Bob M., PSU-Harrisburg.

Bob,
I Can't tell you if it would work, but keep the following in mind if you try.

1) Is it in violation of Zenith's license agreement?
2) 3.3+ is not completely compatible with everything.
	Norton 4.5 AE won't run on my Z-248 with 3.3+, but it ran
	ok with 3.21 :-(
3) Wait and see what DOS 5.0 has. :-)

-Walden

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