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MSFT Internet Explorer vs. NSCP Navigator

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23604	I am not going to do much writing to argue against your points, it is getting l	Reginald Middleton	-	11/18/1999
23603	I am ambivalent, actually. I don't think it is justifiable, but I don't	Reginald Middleton	-	11/18/1999
23602	<i>Which came first, the DOS OS or WordPerfect, 123 and dBase...?</i&g	RTev	-	11/18/1999
23601	Have those arguments (and all the others that have been appearing here and in o	Charles Tutt	-	11/18/1999
23600	I think that's an important point. Microsoft had plenty of opportunity (an	Charles Tutt	-	11/18/1999
23599	Drama unfolds in wake of judge's ruling news.cnet.com CNet goes for a pur	Daniel Schuh	-	11/18/1999
23598	<i> So the solution is to force them to give up their own, privately deve	Pink Minion	-	11/18/1999
23597	Reg, just as a matter of curiosity, how would you feel if Microsoft were broken	Gerald R. Lampton	-	11/18/1999
23596	From space, the Web appears as a swirling sphere of light.	Harvey Allen	-	11/18/1999
23595	Dorvak- What's next for Microsoft? forbes.com MS- I'm not really anti	Harvey Allen	-	11/18/1999
23594	<I think most anti-Microsoftes don't want it broken up. Do we really wan	Reginald Middleton	-	11/18/1999
23593	Which came first, the DOS OS or WordPerfect, 123 and dBase (you know, the chick	Reginald Middleton	-	11/18/1999
23592	Do you really mean to tell us that you don't think that Word Perfect, 123,	RTev	-	11/18/1999
23591	<i> I been telling you for three years that Microsoft should be	Pink Minion	-	11/17/1999
23590	This is the second time around you are ignoring a very blatant set of facts, pr	Reginald Middleton	-	11/17/1999
23589	Dan, >>Irritating as this incident was, it wasn't unusual. In fact,	nommedeguerre	-	11/17/1999
23588	RTev- Thank you for the analysis. I've read a few of your "How High&qu	Harvey Allen	-	11/17/1999
23587	Dan, >>Evidence mounts of exodus from Windows CE news.cnet.com Apparent	nommedeguerre	-	11/17/1999
23586	<i>Ease of use does matter.</i> Of course it does. It even comes i	RTev	-	11/17/1999
23585	Gates open to "any resolution" of suit zdnet.com sub: <i>But t	Daniel Schuh	-	11/17/1999
23584	Whatever, Reggie. As a "neutral" observer, you're just the guy t	Daniel Schuh	-	11/17/1999
23583	Ease of use does matter. The judge has (erroneously) found that the existence o	Reginald Middleton	-	11/17/1999
23582	As the stock plunges, more delphic statements from Chairman Bill: <b>Cor	Gerald R. Lampton	-	11/17/1999
23581	<i>Windows was easier to use than DOS or Unix.</i> None of that ma	RTev	-	11/17/1999
23580	Separately, State and Federal Officals Weigh Options on Microsoft nytimes.com	Daniel Schuh	-	11/17/1999

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