The pressure difference theory accounts for only a fraction of the generated lift. The majority comes from the the reaction from deflecting the air downwards.

Laminar flow causes the air to stick to the top of the wing and is redirected slightly downwards, the underside pushes yet more air downwards in a more obvious way. The vertical component of this is what generates most of the lift.

Couple of quick links.

I also had BIOS malware back in '95. Went online with win95 and the machine lasted 4 days. That's actually what got me into Linux, and that's when my learning really started.

A big thank you to whoever did that to me!

No VMWare drivers? And have to go fishing around for a 32bit link? Oh well, I guess I won't bother then. I doubt that I would have liked it anyway.

That was the response you expected, wasn't it Microsoft?

I've tried MSVDM and it failed with excel. If excel wasn't on the first Desktop then the borders/menus disappeared.

It has been in beta forever and they have no intention or ability to make it usable for anything but the most trivial of demo cases.