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> I can't belive the government can force a software company to > deliver a product to a "random" platform. I have trouble believing it, as well ... I'm not a lawyer, but this kind of remedy just doesn't pass my smell test. I *could* believe that MS would be forced to provide complete documentation of its office products' file formats, so that someone could read this documentation and then provide a filter that converts Office documents to another format (e.g., Sun's StarOffice). This would have even more of a monopoly-diluting effect than forcing MS to port Office to Linux. Besides, if they did port Office to Linux, it would probably crash twice as often as the Windows version, and MS tech support would blame Linux for the crashes. --seth -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <http://lists.blu.org/pipermail/discuss/attachments/20000403/fc6ffb7a/attachment.html>
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