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6143 Erratum: For CTRX please substitute CTXS. :-) Chaz gdichaz-2/7/1999
6142 Mike: Seems like old times - reminder of the discussions on the AOL board, incgdichaz-2/7/1999
6141 Mike: I agree and that's why I'm still 100% long. My only similar stodreydoc-2/6/1999
6140 dreydoc, <i>>>All just MHO of course, but I think thin devices andMike Buckley-2/6/1999
6139 Lucius, I agree that it's tempting to sell out all the time now. Knowing wdreydoc-2/6/1999
6138 Sticking with CTXS at that time was a very smart, very gutsy decision. The Micrmauser96-2/6/1999
6137 <i>>>Reading between the lines, there is an implication that MSFT nDavid Lawrence-2/6/1999
6136 Thanks for the input. I think that server level software is the only valid shotmauser96-2/6/1999
6135 I am also encouraged by what I've heard (emphasis on second hand hearsay) idreydoc-2/6/1999
6134 Reading between the lines, there is an implication that MSFT never intended to mauser96-2/6/1999
6133 I thought resurrecting this story from the South Florida Journal might bring sodreydoc-2/6/1999
6132 Mike..Partnering with Microsoft is like the lamb sleeping with the lion. At themauser96-2/6/1999
6131 Lucius hits the nail on the head: >>Microsoft would be best served by enMike Buckley-2/6/1999
6130 Lucius, First you mention: "I think Citrix's survival and success as Mike Buckley-2/6/1999
6129 I guess the point I was trying to make is that as a company, a business, Citrixmauser96-2/6/1999
6128 That would be history repeating itself. Just go look at the Feb '97 chart tDavid Lawrence-2/6/1999
6127 I think Citrix's survival and success as a company depends mainly on what imauser96-2/5/1999
6126 From NMBO by Briefing.com <i>Citrix Systems (CTXS) Citrix Systems enabldrsvelte-2/4/1999
6125 Allen...the point that Devlin is trying to make is that the API's are usefMkilloran-2/3/1999
6124 Mkilloran - What that article says is that the APIs for Internet Explorer are Cogito-2/3/1999
6123 Allen...here's another opinion zdnet.comMkilloran-2/3/1999
6122 CTXS presents at NBMO on Wed at 10:15am PST Message 7628298SteveG-2/3/1999
6121 All - I realize that this gets us even further off topic, but has anyone ever Cogito-2/2/1999
6120 <i>>>Now the task falls to James Allchin, Microsoft's Mr. WindoDavid Lawrence-2/2/1999
6119 And more fun...I admit it - I'm enjoying this. Tuesday February 2 2:30 PM dreydoc-2/2/1999
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