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To: Bill Fischofer who wrote (61759)	10/19/2001 5:27:13 PM
From: Dennis Doubleday	Read Replies (1) of 74651

> Not at all. MSFT has adjusted its volume pricing schedules to provide incentives for business customers to remain current. Those that do save money and in general have far fewer problems. Right. zdnet.com "Most corporate customers are unhappy with looming changes in Microsoft software-licensing programs, and many would consider switching to competitors' products, according to a survey released Thursday. Conducted by market researcher Giga and Windows NT/2000 integrator Sunbelt Software , the survey of 4,550 technology professionals found that 80 percent of those polled expected to pay more for Microsoft software under the controversial new programs."

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