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To: Charles Hughes who wrote (12802)	9/29/1997 4:27:00 PM
From: damniseedemons	of 24154

Charles, I really hate to get into this. But again, Netscape makes it very easy to get their browser for free--the "final" versions, not just betas. Just click on the "Trial" button at their download page, and you get a browser for free that never expires after the specified 90 day period. Yes, I know that's stealing. But fortunately (not unfortunately) for Netscape's marketshare, most people don't have your morals. If they did, IE might even be the winner by now. I've never read a 10-Q, K, or any of those kinds of filings in my life. But as of a couple of quarters ago (since then, I haven't paid attention) Netscape refused to break out their client and server revenues.

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