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CyberMedia
July 11, 1998 Show:
Topic:
What Does it Take to Upgrade to Windows 98 Guest:
David Perry
What do you need to do before you install your new copy of Microsoft's Windows 98? Indeed, what do you need to do when you install programs that make any type of radical change to your system? Be sure to listen to David Perry from as he goes over the things you need to keep in mind and do to make your new install stress free.
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CyberMediaJuly 11, 1998 interview
January 3, 1998 Show:
Topic:
Emergency Utilities Guest:
J. J. Schoch
Our first guest this week is J. J. Schoch, Product Manager for First Aid from . Make your operating system lean and mean with CyberMedia's First Aid 98 Deluxe.
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CyberMediaJanuary 3, 1998 interview
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