rec.autos.simulators

> Hello,
>    I understand that fastvid significantly improves the speed of a Pentium
> Pro when running DOS applications.  Unfortunately I have searched the net
> for the past few days with no luck.  Can anyone tell me where to find this
> file.

>You'll find it on many FTP sites, use FTP-Search to locate it !
>http://ftpsearch.ntnu.no/ftpsearch

>> Hello,
>>    I understand that fastvid significantly improves the speed of a Pentium
>> Pro when running DOS applications.  Unfortunately I have searched the net
>> for the past few days with no luck.  Can anyone tell me where to find this
>> file.

> Hello,
>    I understand that fastvid significantly improves the speed of a Pentium
> Pro when running DOS applications.  Unfortunately I have searched the net
> for the past few days with no luck.  Can anyone tell me where to find this
> file.  I have been able to find that the latest version is 1.10.
>                                                 Thanks in advance
>                                                         Chris.

>Does this improve performance on a p200-MMX with a Reactor???

>>> Hello,
>>>    I understand that fastvid significantly improves the speed of a Pentium
>>> Pro when running DOS applications.  Unfortunately I have searched the net
>>> for the past few days with no luck.  Can anyone tell me where to find this
>>> file.

>>Does this improve performance on a p200-MMX with a Reactor???

>>>> Hello,
>>>>    I understand that fastvid significantly improves the speed of a Pentium
>>>> Pro when running DOS applications.  Unfortunately I have searched the net
>>>> for the past few days with no luck.  Can anyone tell me where to find this
>>>> file.
>He said "Pentium Pro"...
>Stuart
>--
>Stuart Booth
>Somewhere in Oxfordshire, England, UK

>Note: My email address is in disguise! Remove trailing Z

>>I CAN READ
>>I was simply asking if it did anything additional for a standard
>>pentium with MMX.
>>btw, no one that I know of cares too much for a smartass such as
>>yourself.
>If I really was being a smartass I'd have called you something!
>I was simply pointing out the key point I thought you'd missed. Short
>and succinct. I suppose a simply "No." would have been even shorter,
>and equally "smartass"?
>FastVid has been on the go for so long now I thought it was common
>knowledge.
>Oh well,
>Stuart
>--
>Stuart Booth
>Somewhere in Oxfordshire, England, UK

>Note: My email address is in disguise! Remove trailing Z