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To: MulhollandDrive who wrote (2081)	10/22/1997 5:03:00 PM
From: Boplicity	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 93625

Re: that MSFT/CPQ business sure looks bad, huh. bp We have to wait for MSFT response, but as a long as I have been watching MSFT, I would say this is par for the course, and it is beginning to get old. Gates is sometimes too paranoid. I have IE 4.0 installed on my computer and it changes how the look and feel of WIN 95 is, so much so, it is like having a new OS. I like what it does. Where the desktop ends and the outside world begins is blurring as it should, because of this the DOJ will not prevail. How can DOJ dictate how MSFT writes it software when NSCP wants to do the same thing with its browser. What does the DOJ want to MSFT to do, have MSFT sell something that MSFT is giving away? DOJ can only stop MSFT from preventing others from adding Icons/software to the desktop. MSFT does not own the desktop. The consumer does. Greg