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To: Ed Schultz who wrote (10655)	9/10/1998 9:14:00 AM
From: ToySoldier	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 74651

IE is not integrated! I dont take my direction on technology from an Appeals Court that doesnt know technology from its orifice. You continue to be led like most other neophytes by a body that doesnt know technology. The computer industry knows better. Toy

To: Ed Schultz who wrote (10655)	9/10/1998 10:24:00 AM
From: nnillionaire	Respond to of 74651

Ed, Re: >The Government came to the same conclusion which is why they are attempting to broaden the case as they know they CANNOT win the other one.< From today's WSJ: Microsoft Serves Subpoenas to Netscape, Four Others, Possibly Delaying Its Trial interactive.wsj.com excerpt: "Microsoft has denied any market-division attempt and says the charge stems in part from the government's misunderstanding of how the software business works. "Companies in this industry work together every day to compete against other companies" and to ensure that their products work well together for the benefit of consumers, a spokesman said." Broadening the case is now a tactic being used by Microsoft as well as the government. Good Investing