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To: quelicious who wrote (2278)	10/23/1997 3:06:00 AM
From: David Schoenbach	Respond to of 10309

The November issue of The Red Herring magazine has updated its index, "The Herring Tech 250" after three years, noting that they "were struck by the number of companies that have risen from prominent initial public offerings and divestitures to the status of industry bellwethers since 1994." Gratifying but not surprising - WIND is one of the new additions to The Herring Tech 250. -David Schoenbach

To: quelicious who wrote (2278)	10/23/1997 10:42:00 AM
From: Srivaths Srinivasan	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 10309

MICROSOFT If history is any indicator(as far as Microsoft is concerned) they will pay a fine and continue on their merry way until the next DOJ action. Also at this point IE is free and Navigator has to be bought so I am sure the consumer will make a decision. What I don't want to happen is what Netscape is currently facing after having had a technology lead in the market, now is in a struggle with Microsoft. WIND currently has market share but Microsoft is trying to stuff Windows CE(2.0) as an option for desktop devices. I know it cannot do everything VxWorks can do but for consumer oriented devices CE may be enough Srivaths