Nano Geek
April 1st, 2008, 02:04 PM
PCWorld today launched a new initiative to raise public awareness of DOS's legacy as one of the great Operating Systems and a light-weight alternative to Microsoft's latest Windows release, Windows Vista.
PCWorld Editor in Chief stands behind this new web campaign by stating, "Everybody likes saving time and money. Some save string or rubber bands or postage stamps. Others strive to save the whales, or the rainforest, or even the whole darn planet. As for us at PC World? Well, we're starting the month by declaring what we'd like to save. And with your help, we will."
If you are interested in saving DOS's great legacy from falling into forgetfulness, please visit http://www.pcworld.com/ic/savedos/ and see how you can help.
PCWorld Editor in Chief stands behind this new web campaign by stating, "Everybody likes saving time and money. Some save string or rubber bands or postage stamps. Others strive to save the whales, or the rainforest, or even the whole darn planet. As for us at PC World? Well, we're starting the month by declaring what we'd like to save. And with your help, we will."
If you are interested in saving DOS's great legacy from falling into forgetfulness, please visit http://www.pcworld.com/ic/savedos/ and see how you can help.