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To: Spots who wrote (4863)	1/10/1999 5:16:00 PM
From: Dave Hanson	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 14778

Likely Accceptance of Win 2000 (reply to Spots) I agree with your remarks. A few added thoughts: -Everyone--vendors, end users, MS, OEMs, etc.--has a huge incentive to see Win 2000 suceed, as its archetecture will be the whole Windows show here on out. -Current plans, as I understand them, call for a home-user version of Win 2000 to come out a while after the main rollout. This will give MS more time to get the usability details right, as well as bugfix the plumbing. This was a smart decision IMHO. Barring a very unlikely huge paradigm shift to an entirely different platform, I think Win 2000 is likely to suceed brilliantly.