You're wrong. On all counts. PnP is the WINDOWS SERVICE that allows
PnP-ready hardware to be installed more easily.
http://www.microsoft.com/whdc/system...p/default.mspx

If you can't recall, that's your problem. but at least in the 9x days,
Windows was tagged with "Plug & Play" all over the place.

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Gary S. Terhune
MS-MVP Shell/User
www.grystmill.com

"A" wrote in message ...
"Gary S. Terhune" wrote:

The phrase "Plug and Play Software" has always been taken to
mean the OS itself,

That's pretty lame Gary.

Please provide at least ONE example where any version of windows was
refered to as "plug and play software".

In fact, why don't you provide an example where "plug and play" was
used to describe any software?

The fact is that "plug and play" is universally used to describe
hardware. PERIOD.

You screwed up in your interpretation and assessment of the OP's
question, and you jumped to the wrong conclusion that the OP was
looking for a free copy of win-98.

And the OP is a chicken-**** coward for not coming back here and
clarifying his stupid-ass question.