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		By: John Zofko III		</title>
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		<dc:creator><![CDATA[John Zofko III]]></dc:creator>
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					<description><![CDATA[I ran XP until the patches ended in 2014, I went to 7 instead of 8 because my kids had 8.1 on their computers and hated the interface that for the most part was intended with a touch screen.   I still despise updating because I have some expensive older programs (IE AUTOCAD) that barely work under windows 7, and if I upgrade to 10 for &quot;free&quot; I still have to upgrade my couple of copies of AUTOCAD which will set me back $1000+ each.   If I can get ACAD to work, I might do it, beyond that, I want to attempt a dual boot scenario to see how things go before I take the plunge...

I know it is inevitable that eventually I will have to ditch 7 due to lack of support,  but I still like (and attempt to use) some of my really old programs used for windows 95 because they do not make newer versions and I like them.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I ran XP until the patches ended in 2014, I went to 7 instead of 8 because my kids had 8.1 on their computers and hated the interface that for the most part was intended with a touch screen.   I still despise updating because I have some expensive older programs (IE AUTOCAD) that barely work under windows 7, and if I upgrade to 10 for &#8220;free&#8221; I still have to upgrade my couple of copies of AUTOCAD which will set me back $1000+ each.   If I can get ACAD to work, I might do it, beyond that, I want to attempt a dual boot scenario to see how things go before I take the plunge&#8230;</p>
<p>I know it is inevitable that eventually I will have to ditch 7 due to lack of support,  but I still like (and attempt to use) some of my really old programs used for windows 95 because they do not make newer versions and I like them.</p>
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