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To: Charles Tutt who wrote (6348)12/22/1997
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I agree with that. My opinion is that if Microsoft thinks it has a better product, they should ship Netscape with all computers sold and let the consumer decide. Or they should not ship a browser at all and let the consumer download both and decide. This arguement about them bundling it in the op system still is a free choice of consumers is completely bogus. Its like saying to someone that buys a car " this comes with a Chevy engine. But if you want a Ford engine, sure, just take it to the shop, wait about 4 weeks, and maybe you'll have one. May not work as well with our car, but it's your call." Nobody is going to do that if they have a satisfactory engine in place when the buy the car. It should be " We have a car with no engine. What do you want in it and we'll put her in."
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