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Difference between upgrades

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Jamicah - 13 Jul 2004 21:35 GMT
Can someone explain the differences between Windows 98
upgrade and Windows 98 SE upgrade?  I am in a dispute
unfortunately with a buyer on ebay about this.  Are there
other Windows 98 upgrades as well?  This buyer was
thinking she was bidding on Windows 98 SE upgrade while I
was under the impression I had Windows 98 upgrade I was
selling.  I am a Mac user and bought this for my dad
originally so I am a little unfamiliar with Windows
products.
Ron Badour - 13 Jul 2004 22:03 GMT
There is a W98 upgrade disk which will upgrade from W3x and W95.  There is a
W98SE (the CD contains the words, Second Edition) upgrade disk which will
upgrade from W3X, W95 and W98.  Both of those CDs ran around $90.  There is
a W98SE *update* disk which sold for around $20 which updated a functioning
copy of W98 only to W98SE.

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> Can someone explain the differences between Windows 98
> upgrade and Windows 98 SE upgrade?  I am in a dispute
[quoted text clipped - 5 lines]
> originally so I am a little unfamiliar with Windows
> products.
 
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