These operating systems do not have native Japanese language support, like Windows 2000 and XP have. There are some games that simply will never work without native Japanese language support. Some games will run with the use of third-party programs that enable Japanese characters on Windows 98/Me, such as NJStar Communicator or AsianSuite. There may be other Japanese language programs that I'm not aware of, head over to Google and do a search for Japanese language support programs for 98/Me.

Mapping drives in Windows 98/ME is much the same as in Windows 2000 but it will not allow you to map as a different user. Assuming you used the MCC@Home package, it will have logged you onto windows as the username you entered when prompted during installation. To map a drive here you will right-click on My Computer and choose Map Network Drive. Pick a drive letter and enter the path for it in this dialog.

No, sorry but that's just too old. If you have slow computer try nLited Windows 2000, ISO can go down to little over 60MB, it's really fast.

Definitely go for Windows XP for the simple reason that it is designed for both the business & consumer thus is more adept at games playing.

Open GL is supported through video card drivers, not the OS. Some Windows XP drivers do support this feature, but some don't. If yours doesn't, located the latest Windows 2000 driver for your card and install it. Quake 3 Arena and your other Open GL favorites should work once again.

No, even though Windows Me ships with a newer version of DirectX 7, there is little speed increase in any game we have tried out, the main difference is stability across all fronts.

There is acknowledged opinion of most IT security professionals over the world that Windows 98/ME is very unsafe and unstable operation system today. If you are seriously concerned about your digital privacy, we strongly recommend you to reinstall latest most safe and stable Windows XP/2000 system. That is why we have developed Spy Software XP Lite today for Windows XP/2000/2003 Server only. Advanced Email Monitoring 4.0.

Well you can verify that. There are a lot of monitoring programs (keyloggers) available for download and test today (both in form of trial versions or completely free). So you can install anyone to verify Advanced Anti Keylogger protection. Most popular spy software (keyloggers) are available either here or here.

You can easily verify that Advanced Anti Keylogger Lite is functioning properly. There are a lot of monitoring programs (keyloggers) available for you to download for testing purposes (both trial and completely free versions). You can install any of them to verify that Advanced Anti Keylogger Lite is protecting your computer. Most popular spy software (keyloggers) are available either here or here.

There is acknowledged opinion of most IT security professionals over the world that Windows 98/ME is very unsafe and unstable operation system today. If you are seriously concerned about your digital privacy, we strongly recommend you to reinstall latest most safe and stable Windows XP/2000 system. That is why we have developed Spy Lantern Keylogger Home today for Windows XP/2000/2003 Server only.

This is a known problem if you installed GTK+ 2.6.4. Please uninstall it (through Control Panel►Add/Remove Programs), and then install either GTK+ 2.6.7 or GTK+ 2.4.14.

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Official Answer: Windows Server 2003 does not support game applications. Many of the functions needed to play games are either disabled or not present at all. Enabling this functionality is an unsupported configuration. Simply said: don't play games on Windows Server 2003. Period. Unofficial Answer: Many games work well with Windows Server 2003, but require special steps be taken to ensure adequate gameplay.

It's not easy, because they're designed to run in DOS and Windows XP doesn't support that. There is one emulator that gives it a shot at it though, and details of that can be found here... Always look for a text document in the game's main directory once installed. Everything you need to know is in there - and you may even find an additional document that explains the intricacies of deeper concepts...