If you fancy trying out Windows 2000 but don't want to ditch your current PC setup, V Communications might have the answer with System Commander 2000. It's the latest version of its utility that lets you choose which operating system your computer runs when it starts up, and it has a wizard to make adding a new operating system, like Windows 2000, as trouble-free as possible. It costs £50, while the previous version - System Commander Delux - is reduced to £40.
In brief.
If you fancy trying out Windows 2000 but don't want to ditch your current PC setup, V Communications might have the answer with System Commander 2000. It's the latest version of its utility that lets you choose which operating system your computer runs when it starts up.
24 Mar 2000
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