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I learned WIN95 today (primarily as an addition to my resume). I understand
that maintaining an even pace with technology is extremely advantageous
(especially in this field), but how important is it that I know this
particular os? I currently vacillate between OS/2 Warp (personal choice), DOS
7, and Windows 3.1 but would consider using WIN95 on a quotidian basis if it
would be worthwhile. Please respond privately so we can avert an online war
of operating systems.
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