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> 
> Is this NT port a reality?

The people at Canon seem to think so.

I think they asked where they could upload it and were told
it could go in the incoming dir. No sign of it yet though.

We've got NT (spit spit) running on a machine here waiting for
Apache to be installed. 

..so far, the only good thing about NT I have found is that the
"busy pointer" can be changed to an animated dinosaur.

I thought my sig
         ------- press CTRL-ALT-DEL for more information -------

was a laugh until I saw NT's message 

        " Press CTRL-ALT-DEL to login "