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To: Reginald Middleton who wrote (19778)	5/28/1998 7:08:00 PM
From: M31	Respond to of 24154

Reginald Middleton -- Re:<<The OS is the least expensive part of the software productivity suite, as well as the cheapest component of a computer system...The majority of end users would barely notice the $71...>> What about upgrades? I know that I and countless others paid $89 to "upgrade" to a version of Winblows that sucks less. I, for one, would have rather done something else with that money and I suspect others would have, too. And sorry, I'm not a billionaire yet, so $89 still means something to me. <<MSFT Office - $400 before MSFT these apps would have cost $2,400>> Bill is just too good to us! We don't deserve it! <<the replacement of such an OS by an unfamiliar or inferior product would have a very high cost in lost utility per dollar spent.>> Even more than Winblows? M31