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To: billwot who wrote (19535)	5/19/1998 2:57:00 AM
From: Sonny McWilliams	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 27012

billwot. Right on. I listened to the GVT today or maybe it was one of the State Attorneys. What stood out in their reason for going after Msft was: We want an even playing field. I always heard that mentioned in socialist countries. Everything is equal, for the masses anyway. gg. I thought here innovation and may the best survive in business counts. I think all those guys should go back to school. I am no computer whizz but I am able to think for myself. I have Windows 95 but I use Netscape. If the main reason is that putting the Msft browser on Windows 98 is stifling competition, that's laughable. Should Msft ever lose this battle I will go with the Msft browser. I am thinking about doing it now but I feel more comfortable with the Navigator. I think in the long run Netscape could shoot themselves in the foot with having done all this whining. And helping up starts and consumers - my foot - all I hear is Netscape. Interesting Asian markets. Suharto not likely to quit at this point and Indonesia up big time. Go figure. Maybe we will go up 5% today? Nobody quits here either. gg. quote.yahoo.com Sonny