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> > >Seems to me that the problem is that that 1 guy (as you say) is not willing >to abandon a tool that obviously doesn't work (NS). I grant that it may hurt >to embraced M$, but the fact is that IE simply IS better than NS. >NS lost it when they decided to flaunt the standard and M$ saw that >by supporting the standard they would get a leg up on NS. > Leif, Abandoning a tool is exactly what I did do. I moved from Windows to Linux. Windows was too expensive to keep going. I am a one man business and I need a stable a reliable network. I looked at the losses caused by Windows downtime in terms of my lost time, inconvenience and even lost data and arrived at a figure of $8400 dollars per annum. Windows finally crashed on me one last time and I threw it out - to hell with my NT server licenses. I replaced Windows with Linux and found it to be superior, and much, much cheaper to run. Almost as stable as OS/400. Now I don't have server crashes, I have more free time, less hasle and I have put a value of approx $8000 dollars/annum on that. I used to think MS software was great, but experience, trying to run a business has tought me otherwise. I refuse to be a slave to MS and Windows. I don't work for my machines -- I am determined that my machines will work for me!! Syd Nicholson
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