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Technology Stocks : How high will Microsoft fly?
MSFT 478.46-1.1%3:11 PM EST

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To: ProDeath who wrote (44629)5/10/2000 9:02:00 AM
From: abbigail  Read Replies (1) of 74651
 
Dear SchmanDELI:

Your post is pure baloney:

"I am critical of Microsoft's products as a result of having used them and other products and thus having had the opportunity to perform an informed comparison. Microsoft's "enterprise" software is bettered in just about every measure by Unix. The poor reliability and erratic behavior of MS desktop software makes it expensive to support as well as infuriating and antagonistic to many end users.

Crack cocaine is a big seller is many places and a great deal of money has been made from it; that doesn't mean it's a good thing. In this regard, Crack cocaine and Microsoft software have a great deal in common."

I have used Microsoft Products and Microsofts Partners products (Intuit, CCH Computax, Creative Solutions, PPT Express, Traveling Software (Laplink), Great Plains, Sage Software (MAS90), Symantek, Parsons Technology, etc) and am very happy with them.

"Poor reliability and erratic behavior" are absent from my experience with these products and services over the past six years, using them in work on a daily basis.

No, and I don't use crack cocaine or consider myself or employees of the firm as addicts.

abbigail

PS Take your lunchmeat and deli business elsewhere.
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