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To: Calvin who wrote (157246)	5/17/2000 2:32:00 PM
From: D.J.Smyth	Respond to of 176387

all those "people" on their renamed PCs (internet modules) sharing all those files utilizing Oracle's Internet File System software (or iFS), still must have enough available bandwidth to do the sharing. by the time the total bandwidth becomes available in the next three years, Microsoft will have developed their own bandwidth friendly solution. and by the time the total bandwidth becomes available to make file sharing meaningful, Dell's business will have doubled yet again. file sharing is almost meaningless if it still takes 3 hours to download one song (in most current environments - and in many offices across the country - doesn't have to be a song - it can be software, anything of significant import)