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>>>>> "JF" == Jerry Feldman <gaf at blu.org> writes:
>> So where would you go to get a cheap or free laptop computer with some
>> version of Windows installed?
JF> How about a Linux laptop running Crossover Office.
I guess there are really several things I want:
Something to test on IE with
A laptop to move around the house, or to other places, with.
A backup computer for when this one goes down.
A backup computer for when I can't figure out how to do something on
LINUX.
For all but the fourth, a linux laptop that ran IE would be preferable
to a windows box, and I may be able to scrounge an old Windows desktop
box free for the Windows.
So yes, if you have a free or cheap Linux laptop that runs Crossover
Office, I'm interested.
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