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To: Reginald Middleton who wrote (15441)	12/24/1997 12:26:00 AM
From: Keith Hankin	Read Replies (1) of 24154

>>> MSFT suported all web features up until DHTML, if I am wrong simply point it out. No standards body defined frames when NSCP released them. nor Javascript, plug-in tags, embed tags, NSCP's proprietary DHTML, the list goes on. NSCP has also supported all web features. The NSCP proprietary stuff (JavaScript, etc) was done because there were no standards against which to build, so they created them. If MSFT had entered into competition earlier, I'm sure that the picture would be quite different. And the entry of DHTML came at a time when MSFT had sufficiently caught up so that they could be proactive, not reactive. >>> Can IE currently browse the internals of any NSCP products. Before you say yes, try and administer a Enterprise server with IE. Yes, but NSCP is not the monopoly here. They are not the ones on trial.

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