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To: Matt Burton who wrote (3141)	10/21/1997 9:05:00 AM
From: Pete	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 9798

analysts, exchanges.... only for the big-boys... Brokers make money, Cowpland makes money (or loses a few porsches and lambo's less), the exchanges turn a blind eye, and world continues to spin like normal. The little guy get absolutely misdirected and screwed yet again. "benefit of the doubt" my #ss! ottawacitizen.com Pete

To: Matt Burton who wrote (3141)	10/21/1997 11:00:00 AM
From: Lou Pedron	Respond to of 9798

Microsoft Anti-Trust Full Story: techweb.com Briefly: "If the courts are going to allow them to make that argument, then they can put any application they want [into Windows]," said Seattle attorney Ralph Palumbo, a counsel for Caldera in its suit against what it says is Microsoft's operating systems monopoly. "There would be no reason why they couldn't put word processors and spreadsheets into the operating system." Software publishers don't want Microsoft to imbed any "features" because it puts them out of business. Embeding IE4 into Windows98 could lead Microsoft to imbed Office 99 into Windows 98. The industry wants to prevent this mindset.