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To: Joe Gleason who wrote (175)	9/25/1996 9:04:00 PM
From: Eric Jorgenson	of 13594

But AOL 3.0 is already compatible with Netscape / MS Explorer >Then there's HOT-JAVA! - When people start to see some great >apps, that they can't get - there are going to switch! >Yes-AOL will probably strike a deal with MS's browser or >Netscape Like compuserve, for there sake it should happen >quick! I'm confused here. AOL 3.0 is already compatible with Netscape Navigator and MS Explorer. (To run these browsers, one selects the "Internet Connection" channel from within AOL; Netcsape or Explorer can then be launched by double clicking their icons.) Won't Java applications thus be available to AOL users? What sort of deal should AOL to make in your estimation?

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