Windows NT v4.0 Workstation                                Release Candidate #1
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Windows NT 4.0 Release Candidate #1 is pretty much the final packaging of the
newest version of Windows NT, although a few minor tweaks may be made to the
packaging that goes to the shelves.

Windows NT 4.0 takes the rock solid stability of Windows NT and marries it with
the usable user interface of Windows 95, providing a stable platform for
running 32-bit Windows applications in a truely 32-bit environment - it has
none of the 16-bit components that Windows 95 uses.

Windows NT 4.0 features robust networking capabilities, and the server variant
of it nearly matches the performance of a dedicated NetWare server.  Windows NT
is scalable, and can support up to 16 processors working together to improve
performance.  NT will run 16-bit Windows and DOS applications in emulation
mode, which is a bit slower than Windows 95 will run them, but is much better
at protecting against system crashes.

To install, unzip all zips to an install directory, then "arj x ntw4rc1 -v -y".
Run "WINNT" to install from DOS or Win95, or "WINNT32" from a previous version
of Windows NT.  Using the "/b" switch will skip floppy disk setup.

This pre-release of Windows NT has been brought to you by The Lexicon, still
a bastion of high quality in Southern California.  New users by referral only.

