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There is a reason Oracle gives AJAX away free
Security: its the problem with all scripting solutions. If Microsoft is readying Atlas there must be a solution possibly coming out of Citrix. Something like GotoMyPC where the client computer would not be at risk of viral infection.

Frank L. Mighetto CCP
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new Crapware from M$  Linux Geek | 09/11/06
I have your answer  No_Ax_to_Grind | 09/11/06
cant you shut your mouth  hopefulcoder | 09/11/06
Don't feed it,  Prognosticator | 09/11/06
Microsoft will support Linux; all software compatable  mighetto | 09/11/06
Oh please...  Prognosticator | 09/12/06
No business can ignore those Linux Phone Computers  mighetto | 09/12/06
Port Microsoft Web and Server Apps to Linux  mighetto | 09/12/06
There is a reason Oracle gives AJAX away free  mighetto | 09/11/06
That didn't make any sense  Yensi717 | 09/11/06
Agreed and guess who gave the world Ajax?  the_seb | 09/12/06
Partners Duped  mighetto | 09/12/06
Agreed and guess who gave the world Ajax?  the_seb | 09/12/06
Not just Oracle, Google dumping AJAX as well  mighetto | 09/12/06
I disagree partly  the_seb | 09/13/06
Microsoft and AJAX ....  bportlock | 09/12/06
It depends...  the_seb | 09/12/06
Proof  techJerk | 09/12/06
Apologies  the_seb | 09/12/06
And on the topic of being pedantic  the_seb | 09/12/06
Why AJAX when you have ActiveX?  Roger Ramjet | 09/12/06
Excellet!!!  mighetto | 09/12/06

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