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Re: Best O/S...FINAL WORD

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From: Nicholas Clark
Date: Sun, 03 Dec 1995 00:00
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Thomas W Fry wrote:
> OK Windows 95 may have sold more first month compared to OS/2 or 
>whatever, but that
> does not mean that it has more total users as OS/2. Seriously buy a 
>clue and learn
> how to read what the media is really saying.

Actually, I do have a clue... Win95 *does* have a wider user base than 
OS/2...  Since the high sales in the first month conitnued for several 
months up to now, and that win95 is preinstalled on most systems being 
sold...  I think you should learn to look beyond you tiny realm of mind!
Buy a clue yourself.
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Subject: Re: Best O/S...FINAL WORD
Date: 1995/12/03
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