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In article <ti0$lVAM7Qv4EwGf@scout.demon.co.uk> Chris Wilkinson wrote:

>I might be wrong here but the dial up accounts are a domestic and small
>business product where Windows 3.1, 95 and 98 are common.  Demon has
>supported these OS.
>
>If you were a business user requiring a different product in which you
>would probably find a Network running on NT4 or W2000 then you should
>expect some support there.  If Demon is not willing to support it then
>find an ISP which is prepared to do so.
>
>I realise the situation is getting blurred.  Small businesses now have
>networks and even home users are using NT4 and W2000 so perhaps it is
>about time that Demon (which still charges for its dial up accounts and
>charges for telephone calls) should progress to wider support.

If an OS shows signs of  reasonably wide use, I think you are right -
and I am quite surprised that NT4 doesn't come into that category
(although my own company runs only Win95 on its network).

I am not really surprised W2K is unsupported - as someone who runs two
small companies I can quite categorically state that it will be some
years (if at all) before W2K is used on any machine in this office.

-- 
Paul Terry