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To: Mark Orsi who wrote (3749)	6/15/1998 9:07:00 PM
From: Mark Orsi	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 4453

" WTS will be priced identically to NT 4.0, or $1,129 for a 10-client configuration. Client licenses are expected to fall between $200 and $270 each, according to sources familiar with Microsoft's plans." .... "Microsoft will use its own Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) for accessing WTS from Win 32 clients. A Win 98 RDP client also is expected from Microsoft." Why does MSFT charge for both ends of the pipe? Why not just price WTS with a 10 client license for $3000?