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To: Don Earl who wrote (7359)	2/15/1998 5:45:00 AM
From: roger	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 27307

Hi guys. I am new to the thread and have enjoy the exchange greatly. I recently download Netscape 4. I rarely use the search button because I have my own private local page. But after reading some of the stuff here, I tried it & it took me to netscape's own page using infoseek's engine. Yahoo is listed but way down on the bottom. Does this mean Yahoo and Netscape are no longer friends? When did this happened?? I assume MSFT's IE is going to bring its users to its own page and search engine?? So where does that leave Yahoo?? My main question is regarding the 60/80 million hits per day of Yahoo's engine. What is the percentage of that comes from the search button on netscape or AOL? Is there anything that publishs this? Where does one get this numbers?? Great thread. No name calling, no cursing. Just good discussions.