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To: Harvey Allen who wrote (16205)1/18/1998 9:18:00 AM
From: Reginald Middleton  Read Replies (2) of 24154
 
<I can see no way that Microsoft can honestly tell its
customers that the products that they offer will be
eventually found legal in the courts. There is no way
a corporation will deploy the Operating System with the
clouds hanging over it. It's just too expensive.>

I do feel that the "higher" courts will allow MSFT to distribute Win 95 as an unbundled alternative to Win 98. After all, it is the DOJ's contention that MSFT is forcing a bundled product on the market. If given a choice (as has been done), the DOJ's argument is undone, since the market will be more than able to make its decision as to whether it prefers a bundled product as compared to a stipped down one.
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