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To: HairBall who wrote (2180)	10/27/2000 2:24:00 PM
From: Pierre	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 2233

LG, pardon for butting in, but I think what is going on is simpler than wow.com and DT7 running at the same time. What they do, actually, is integrate. When you launch DT7, using the FDCN feed, all the functionality of DT7 is available through the FDCN feed. My suspicion is that wow.com is pretty much a "non-event" once DT7 is launched. Still, should I crash my DT7, wow.com with its limited, but better than nothing, charting, allows me to access all the services inherent in the FDCN data feed. I can't launch them together, and I can't launch DT7 w/o it blocking a subsequent launch of wow.com - but I can launch wow.com if DT7 is not running. Great for traveling, as well. Don't need to load up portable with all the data DT7 lugs around - just access wow.com when on the road. Pierre