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To: James Sinclair who wrote (8419)	10/18/1999 4:13:00 AM
From: Dinesh	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 54805

Hello James We used to have a mainframe. The software titles were controlled by some bigwig and we all had a 3270 or a Wyse, not vastly different in power from a 286, on a pipe of maybe 10Kbps. Worked like a charm. Then came minis, then PCs. You know the story. Yes, a lot of stuff is already shifting to the net: emails, photo albums, multimedia, even some of the backups. But the CTXS will not be my ideal implementation for the home user. If it did, I'd get large chunks of QQQ puts. (and, abandon my car - what a pain to maintain.) CTXS probably thrives in a corporate environment, where it offers an excellent control over what titles people use on their PCs. And, of course it's original proposition for www access to the windows. Nonetheless, a nice article. I also enjoyed your previous post on CTXS, thanks. I do like the stock but I disagree with your MSFT-killer prognosis. -Dinesh