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I may have accidentally deleted the link. Please post again?
----- Original Message -----
From: "Dan B Dyer Jr,/Danny" <[log in to unmask]>
To: <[log in to unmask]>
Sent: Monday, June 02, 2014 10:04 PM
Subject: O,T, Forwarded Article About Extending The Update Life Of Windows
XP systems.
> Hope Its OK 2Post This Here, As It's Free, and can be helpful to blind
> computer users.
> This appeared on a local ham radio list late yesterday. I've not used the
> info, although I did follow the link and read the article via my IPod
> Touch.
> I would assume that whatever accessibility issues attended other editions
> of
> Windows XP, would accompany this one as well.
> Thanks, Danny Dyer, WB4idu
>
> Subject;
>
> "In case you absolutely positively have to keep running Windows XP"
> An article about extending the update life of Windows XP systems. It
> appears that Microsoft released an edition of Windows XP in 2009 for point
> of sale terminals which will be supported until April 2019. This may be of
> help to some hams who don't want to get rid of an otherwise perfectly good
> computer.
>
> Here is the URL:
> Extend life of Windows XP
>
> The article also pointed out that this might be a good time to try Linux.
> New "Long Term Support" versions of Ubuntu (14.04 LTS) and Linux Mint (17
> LTS) are now available. Both of these distros have good support for ham
> radio with such programs as fldigi.
>
>
> -----
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