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How high will Microsoft fly?

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72301	Eleven bucks, John...E L E V E N. AXXel	Axxel	-	9/6/2002
72300	An Alternative to Microsoft Gains Support in High Places nytimes.com	Spytrdr	-	9/5/2002
72299	They won't. Smart money has been restricting their exposure to Microsoft sof	ProDeath	-	9/5/2002
72298	you got to wonder how people continue to put up with this..... seattlepi.nwsour	jonkai	-	9/5/2002
72297	is that a crack i see? businessweek.com if MSFT thinks they are going to get o	jonkai	-	9/4/2002
72296	Why do we need an operating system for computers? Let the Net operate them; we	Baldur Fjvlnisson	-	9/4/2002
72295	Who the hell pays $400 for MS Office??? U.S. Govt.? Small wonder that mess is g	Baldur Fjvlnisson	-	9/4/2002
72294	P.S. If the general public anticipates Dow 5000; MSFT wouldn't be selling a	Baldur Fjvlnisson	-	9/4/2002
72293	In January 2001 when idiot Greenspan started panicking I thought the Dow might	Baldur Fjvlnisson	-	9/4/2002
72292	General public expects DOW below 5000; NASDAQ at 1000. Everyone is expecting th	David S.	-	9/4/2002
72291	Microsoft Is Plain Crazy Tuesday September 3, 11:35 am ET By Rich Karlgaard	Baldur Fjvlnisson	-	9/3/2002
72290	I think Microsoft's current thrust is to skim something monetary off of ever	Charles Tutt	-	9/1/2002
72289	Well - the difference between bugs and features in the Microsoft world has alway	dybdahl	-	9/1/2002
72288	<i>The problem for Microsoft is that they don't modularize well. They	Dave	-	8/31/2002
72287	<i> that's still $96 in almost pure profit. </i> yes, but it is	jonkai	-	8/31/2002
72286	qwik, the best days are behind you when you have to start discounting. rocky	alydar	-	8/31/2002
72285	<i>yes, that is MSFT's answer... but it is not a very good answer for	QwikSand	-	8/31/2002
72284	<i> Microsoft's answer to Corel and Star Office. </i> yes, tha	jonkai	-	8/31/2002
72283	The problem for Microsoft is that they don't modularize well. They only have	dybdahl	-	8/31/2002
72282	will someone change the name of this thread? it looks awfully inadequate	Spytrdr	-	8/31/2002
72281	<< Dave I don't get it. What is the big deal? They update your O/S rou	alydar	-	8/30/2002
72280	Dave I don't get it. What is the big deal? They update your O/S routinely an	John F. Dowd	-	8/30/2002
72279	That's not a MSFT problem, it's an example of MSFT helping people solve	David Howe	-	8/30/2002
72278	i know other tech companies are experiencing severe macroeconomic problems right	alydar	-	8/30/2002
72277	<i>Mac will probably never get more than 5% of the market.</i> On w	Dave	-	8/30/2002

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