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Speaking of "DoJ" . . .
Here is a ligitimate question: Didn't the DoJ years ago forbid MS to
'bundle' a browser with Windows in such a fashion that it couldn't
be removed?

I get this feeling of 'here we go again' with IE7/Vista. Anyone?
Posted by: 999ad@...   Posted on: 02/02/06 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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Say it isn't so Batman!  Jeff Spicoli | 02/01/06
Speaking of "DoJ" . . .  999ad@... | 02/02/06
DoJ Civil Action No. 98-1232 (TPJ)  tony21025@... | 02/02/06
So?  Right_Hand_of_god | 02/02/06
Integration is the problem, NOT bundling  Update victim | 02/02/06
Thanx, Tony21025!  999ad@... | 02/02/06
Symantec Weakness  JimSatterfieldW | 02/02/06
Oh well, competition is good  Boot_Agnostic | 02/01/06
What "competition"?  Jeff Spicoli | 02/01/06
Even if MS were that bad, you don't have to play that game.  osreinstall | 02/02/06
Well that's your opinion to have  Boot_Agnostic | 02/02/06
it's not ms that's wrong, it's...  314 | 02/02/06
Stupid  Troll Hunter | 02/02/06
Symantec = Maginot' Line  osreinstall | 02/02/06
As always, you're power has been cash control  Boot_Agnostic | 02/02/06
I hate subscription models.  olePigeon | 02/02/06

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