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Yeah, see what can happen when people voice their opinion?
I think there's more to why they decided this, but who cares.
-Larry
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Half the reason they let up on this, IMHO is you dont kill off the group
that does 99% of your post_shipping_beta_testing <G>.
Larry enlightened us with:
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> Yeah, see what can happen when people voice their opinion? > > I think there's more to why they decided this, but who cares. > > -Larry > > "Crispy Critter" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > news:[email hidden]... >> http://news.zdnet.com/Microsoft+backtracks+on+Vista+transfer+limits/2100-3513_22-6131900.html?part=netscape-zdnet&tag=mynetscape&subj=technewsI don't think it was out of the goodness of their heart. I can't help but
think they saw a loosing battle here, and another possible run-in with the
FTC. Microsoft doesn't typically give up much this easily.
We'll never really know.
-Larry
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