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- Certain aspects of the marketing is security
- Vista has a number of security enhancements in it... I'd say that, in certain respects, money promoting switching to Vista is money well spent since people will be much more secure once they switch.
- Posted by: PB_z Posted on: 03/17/06 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
ho,hum
bka1959 | 03/17/06
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Think they'd be willing to put $500M in?
ajole | 03/17/06
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Certain aspects of the marketing is security
PB_z | 03/17/06
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Keep trying guy's!
Linux User 147560 | 03/18/06
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