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22204 <i>The NC is alive and well. Just like a bear in it's cave in winter&rudedog-12/17/1998
22203 >>> I've even heard Microsoft is considering getting into the ventCharles Hughes-12/17/1998
22202 How Microsoft Took the 'Win' Out of WiKeith Hankin-12/17/1998
22201 It's funny to see this same lame drivers-are-browsing integration argument Charles Hughes-12/17/1998
22200 >>> Do you think MSFT gave away IE for free to save 13 million dollarsCharles Hughes-12/17/1998
22199 <i>That's nonsense Keith. Jeep had 70% plus of the off road vehicle mKeith Hankin-12/17/1998
22198 Wrong again, Reg. >>> A lengthy way of agreeing with me. Trumpet madeCharles Hughes-12/17/1998
22197 How Microsoft Took the 'Win' Out of Windows zdnDaniel Schuh-12/17/1998
22196 In Browser Wars, Microsoft Finds Itself Standing Alone nytimes.com Harvey, as Daniel Schuh-12/17/1998
22195 Always good to see a definitive legal opinion from www.microsoft.com, Xiao. Daniel Schuh-12/17/1998
22194 Well, yes, Colbeth got raked over the coals by Microsoft, as have many "paDaniel Schuh-12/17/1998
22193 >"per unit distributed" Reg- Send them your business card. They mHarvey Allen-12/17/1998
22192 Or, a person such as myself, would support the local organic food's grocerReginald Middleton-12/17/1998
22191 < Somehow, Colbeth seems to perceive the problem was "free" IE, noReginald Middleton-12/17/1998
22190microsoft.com <i>Ironically, the DOJ alleged in the October 1997 lawsuit XiaoYao-12/17/1998
22189 Judge Says AOL-Netscape Deal May Be 'Very Significant Change' By JOHN RXiaoYao-12/17/1998
22188 Reg - <i>As a programmer, you are only looking at technical advantages, Justin Banks-12/16/1998
22187 So Reggie, when did Jeep have to deal with "free forever" competitionDaniel Schuh-12/16/1998
22186 <Trumpet made several bits of DOS/Win 3.1 tcp/ip and internet support, incluReginald Middleton-12/16/1998
22185 <Your usage of the analogy does not hold up because of MSFT's monopoly Reginald Middleton-12/16/1998
22184 >>> <Reg, that is a low-level device driver... a logical thing to iCharles Hughes-12/16/1998
22183 <i>If the benefit is great enough, it would warrant the consumer to instaKeith Hankin-12/16/1998
22182 <i>Given the testimony in the antitrust trial that software is "mallKeith Hankin-12/16/1998
22181 Ernie, I would bet that it's your graphics card. Try getting the latest drdamniseedemons-12/16/1998
22180 Disney exec: MS a '1,000-pound gorilla' zdnet.com Thought you'd aDaniel Schuh-12/16/1998
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