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To: Mike Van Winkle who wrote (148318)	12/2/1999 10:00:00 AM
From: Sig	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 176387

<< I seems that Dell did their homework as usual and is targeting their market segment in detail>>> Well said. I believe most people here are a bit too familiar with computer usage now to remember what it was like to first try to use one. Like every keystroke must be exact. Use of the * symbol etc. Reminds me of first days at Boeing,where it take months to learn the language. WSIL, HTS, EGT, R cubed( our supervisor, who initials were RRR)hehe,LRE,RTS. Same here on my computer(Dell, of course) where there are programs for "Setup WOW! from Compuserve", "Hyperterminal", "3Com NIC Utility". And I don't know or care just what those actually do. So I think there is a market for people people (more in my age group) who haven't used a computer but want go directly to using it instead of taking courses in how it works. Those two buttons on The WEBpc are very important one to get on the Web, and one to get advice or solve problems. The Webpc would make a great Christmas gift for anyone who hasn't yet used a computer. KISS Sig