Novell is Dead. Apple is Dead. Long Live Microsoft!

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Novell is Dead. Apple is Dead. Long Live Microsoft!

An SI Board Since June 1996

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Emcee: Roger Mariner	Type: Unmoderated

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188	Costa, thanks for the information that you posted. I am still of the opinion	Roger Mariner	-	9/12/1996
187	Hi Costa...About Forrester Research report, here are some comments: a. From Po	Salah Mohamed	-	9/11/1996
186	Hi Mark...Thanks for trying to e-mail some info from this article. I would appr	Salah Mohamed	-	9/11/1996
185	Salah: I tried to e-mail you, must have bounced. There is no URL for the artic	Shibumi	-	9/11/1996
184	Rodger, You would probably agree to this report, it gives the flavor of what i	Costa Kapantais	-	9/11/1996
183	Fernando, Excellent post (and reasoning). I am not a fortune-teller <g>.	Joe Antol	-	9/10/1996
182	Just tell me when the upward trend starts and I will be there buying some share	Fernando Saldanha	-	9/10/1996
181	Mark, You make it sound like "bad pointers" are things within every	Jonathan Niedfeldt	-	9/10/1996
180	Hi Mark, >> The real difference is the capability of the OS's to..<	Joe Antol	-	9/10/1996
179	>> One cannot be really, really sure about anything except death and taxe	Joe Antol	-	9/10/1996
178	One cannot be really, really sure about anything except death and taxes. But I	Fernando Saldanha	-	9/10/1996
177	The real difference is the capability of the OS's to support applications.	Mark Finger	-	9/10/1996
176	>>The ? is why, did TI even look at Microsoft if they were so happy with	Bill Ott	-	9/10/1996
175	Hi Fernando, Are you sure about that. Really, really, sure? Regards, Joe..	Joe Antol	-	9/9/1996
174	Confrontation or not, the final outcome will be the same. Be smart and sell you	Fernando Saldanha	-	9/9/1996
173	Hi again Mark. My 15 minutes were up, but I wanted to comment on.. a piece in	Joe Antol	-	9/7/1996
172	Mark, >> Coke, Microsoft, Apple, and Novell << Mark, "Excell	Joe Antol	-	9/7/1996
171	Oops! So NW gets $900m, NT gets $400m. Didn't notice the shift in the basis	Richard Forsythe	-	9/6/1996
170	Hi Richard..>>So NT Server sales last FY were $400m compared to total net	Salah Mohamed	-	9/6/1996
169	So NT Server sales last FY were $400m compared to total netware of $220m. Also,	Richard Forsythe	-	9/6/1996
168	Hi Mark Ratio of upgrades to new sales for NetWare I don't know the exact	Salah Mohamed	-	9/6/1996
167	Salah: I respectfully disagree with your summation: > The only true indicati	Shibumi	-	9/6/1996
166	Coke, Microsoft, Apple, and Novell >Why is Coke valued with 40 P/E? As a p	Shibumi	-	9/6/1996
165	Hi Richard: Here is my question: >>Give me one good reason why would yo	Salah Mohamed	-	9/6/1996
164	As I said, because of the franchise. Why is Coke valued with 40 P/E? And maybe	Richard Forsythe	-	9/5/1996

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