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Joel Ray Holveck wrote:
> 
> 
> Is this the agreement you're referring to, or is Apple falling for the
> same line *again*?
> 
They simply joined the dark side:
______________
...
Another bolt of lightning is that Apple plus Microsoft equals 100% of
the    desktop computer market. And so, whatever Apple and Microsoft
agree to do, it's a standard.
...
(excerpt from http://www.apple.com/home/news/macworld97/jobsspeech.html)
______________

	Pedro.
> 
> Cheers,
> joelh
> 
> --
> Second law of programming:
> Anything that can go wrong wi
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