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Illya Vaes (iv...@hr.ns.nl) wrote:
: fut...@eskimo.com (Tim Gerchmez) writes:
: >In article <43e6qb$o...@calweb.calweb.com>, morpheus@calweb.com@calweb.com 
: >says...
: >>retail outlets.  But if anyone thinks Win95 has more aps I direct them to
: >>Indelible Blue's catalog.  They are the largest mail-order house for OS/2
: >>software and they have pages upon pages of OS/2 applications.
: >Most of them are either ridiculously expensive, and/or bad ports of Windows 
: >apps.  I've seen those Indelible Blue catalogs.  $40-$50 for a cheapo screen 
: >saver (I think it was called Window Washer) with one module?  Come on.

: Bullshit, you don't know anything about OS/2 apps. Sort of typical that a
: Windows user would look at screen savers as apps, though.
: How'bout a Word Processor that blows the doors, hood *and* Windows off of
: Word for $49.95? One to five you can't name it.

Uh...dudes?  Stop cross-posting this OS/2 vs Win95 shit
to the games newsgroups, please...

Regards,

Inder.