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In <3FA69CBA.D2C35370@pacbell.net>, on 11/03/03   
   at 10:21 AM, "J. R. Fox"  said:  
>> If you think about it, the apps have no way of knowing there's another  
>> copy installed elsewhere.  
 
>In MicroSoftland they do.  Luckily, we don't have to play by those rules.  
 
You are confusing the issue.  
 
If you boot to W2K and install an app and then boot to WinXP and install  
an app, the WinXP side is, most likely, not going to see the W2K installed  
app, especially since the other C: drive is likely to be hidden.  
 
Regards,  
 
Steven  
 
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