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Depends on how good it is
If it slows the PC too much where another AV software package doesn't you can bet people will switch. Right now people ditch Norton all the time because of that even though Norton came installed on thier PC. I've even seen people take thier PC in to get re-installed to get rid of Norton.

By the way Netscape killed themselves. Microsoft was just there with the better product. Back in the day software, ISP, and what ever came with Netscape bundled with thier packages. Just when Netscape communicator came it blew chunks so bad that IE didn't have to do much to surpass it. Coparing Netscape Nav 4.5 to IE 4.5 Netscape was better hands down. After that version they went downhill big time.
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conflict of interest?  JoeMama_z | 06/15/04
Where's the conflict? Actually its funny  Richard Flude | 06/15/04
anti-virus apis  PlatformAgnostic | 06/16/04
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what MS shoudl do...  ryusen | 06/16/04
Typical of M$  DarthRidiculous | 06/16/04
EEEEIIIIIPPPPPYYYYY! !!! VIVA LA MICROSOFT!!!  Spin_Masterz | 06/15/04
too much conspiracy theory here...  ryusen | 06/16/04
Right???  ickusslime@... | 06/15/04
Correction:  ickusslime@... | 06/15/04
Great Move!  Jeff Spicoli | 06/15/04
You are so wrong.  ShadeTree | 06/16/04
I disagree..  Patrick Jones | 06/16/04
The numbers tell a different story  ShadeTree | 06/16/04
Numbers..  Patrick Jones | 06/16/04
Odd, as I don't know anyone using Symantec  voska | 06/16/04
remember a company called netscape?  ryusen | 06/16/04
Yes, a reason for Microsoft to go into AV  Anton Philidor | 06/16/04
Depends on how good it is  voska | 06/16/04
Microsoft already has an anti-virus product  LateBlt | 06/15/04
YES!!!  Jeff Spicoli | 06/15/04
MSAV?! HAH!  in-DUH-vidual | 06/16/04
Which happens to be all MS software  nucrash | 06/16/04
More to the list...  in-DUH-vidual | 06/16/04
Couldn't do heuristic...  techboy_z | 06/16/04
MS Antivirus a stealth backdoor?  Franklin_z | 06/15/04
ooo  Jeff Spicoli | 06/15/04
YAATLS  oldskool | 06/16/04
flaw in your theory  ryusen | 06/16/04
two points  zijiang | 06/16/04
problem is the MS tool will become a new attach vector  oldskool | 06/16/04
Hurting sales  Patrick Jones | 06/16/04
Not what we need...  BitTwiddler | 06/16/04
ClamAV  tprince@... | 06/16/04
is MS really shooting for CYGWIN ?  oldskool | 06/16/04
Black Helicopters, Sour Grapes, and....  Confused by religion | 06/16/04
How's your Linux evaluation going Milly?  oldskool | 06/16/04
Not good so will try it on another box...  Confused by religion | 06/16/04
Sorry Mills, no cocaine users here..  Jeff Spicoli | 06/16/04
"Mad Dog" Spicoli  Anton Philidor | 06/16/04
My dog is nice  Jeff Spicoli | 06/16/04
No whine zone here  quietLee | 06/16/04
Since you can't read that well..  Jeff Spicoli | 06/16/04
The tears are rolling down my cheeks  quietLee | 06/16/04
Are you required...  Mike Hunt | 06/16/04
Yeah, the Black Helo bit is getting dated  quietLee | 06/16/04
An Unhacked, Productive Day happy  Mike Rotch | 06/16/04
Siwwy Wabbit...  Confused by religion | 06/17/04
oh come on now...  ryusen | 06/16/04
I had no problem getting my wireless card working either  Monkey_MCSE | 06/16/04
I talked to some friends who also use Netgear....  Confused by religion | 06/16/04
Here's A Thought  MonsterPuppy | 06/16/04
Good reason for Microsoft not to make an AV  Anton Philidor | 06/16/04
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Yeah, I haven't won the lottery yet.  Mike Hunt | 06/16/04
I prefer a 3rd party  V Sanders | 06/17/04
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