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  1. 08-09-2001 03:30 PM #1
    BBA
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    Did they learn? Microsoft makes new demands.

    Man...they have big you know whats!

    Thats almost funny. Then again, AOL has demanding that AOL icons are placed on the MS desktops for quite a while...under protest of MS even. Looks like I can do it too syndrome.
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  2. 08-09-2001 04:26 PM #2
    ^hyd^
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    the link didn't work for me, I had to scan ZDNet to find the article.

    Here's the one I found...

    interesting article btw...!

    ciao!
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  3. 08-09-2001 08:48 PM #3
    SysOpt
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    Sorry about the link problem, fixed.
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  4. 08-10-2001 03:15 AM #4
    omeyehead
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    BBA hit the nail on the head. I'm surprised they are offering to ship the desktop icon free! If OEM's supply additional software w/desktop icons I believe Microsoft deserves some reciprocation. Maybe its time TimeWarner developed an OS of its own!
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