On Fri, 12 May 2000 11:31:21 -0400 (EDT), Sean C. Payne wrote:
Have they actually seen this?


Yes.

Used this?


Daily.

reporting rumours that they have heard?  If you have been told it exists
by someone who has seen or used it, that's good enough for me (for
now).


Oh, don't take my word for it as a fact, for now, or ever for
that matter.  Just be willing to wait and see.  If I *am* right
about it, it won't be that long before you'll be able to verify
it for yourself.  How long?  I don't know, but I know it won't
be long, assuming that idiot Gerstner doesn't step on it.  I
probably shouldn't be calling the man names, but if ever there
was someone who was ill placed this is the one.  I just wish
he'd go back to cookies and cancer sticks and let the people who
have some understanding of the computing world make the
decisions instead.  Not much chance of that, is there?
Technical moron or not, if they can convince him to fully
implement the win32 code in OS/2 the sales figures for OS/2 will
sky rocket, and what he doesn't understanding about computing,
he *does* understand about money.

Karen

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