> From: "Geo." 
> "Adam Flinton"  wrote in message
> news:409342.592c05{at}harborwebs.com...
>> If you're going down that route though then you'd have to include Office
> as
>> part of "the" product where Office is bundled with Windows.
> Not necessarily, there are product bundles where you are clearly buying
> multiple products. For example I bought my chevy truck with a myers snow
> plow on it, I take the plow to myers service centers when it needs work even
> though it came with the truck.

If you change an exhaust should it come with the same warranty as the car
(which may be about/have expired) or it's own?

> If you got one DVD with both Windows and Office on it then ok I would agree
> with you but if it's two packages they just sell together for pricing
> reasons then it's clearly two products.

& for free (as in both beer & fags sense  OK Beers &
chips...now I mean beer
& speech) things such as debian or the d/l'ed Madrake ISO'es etc? They are not
sold at all so where is the delineation there?

>> Yup but if the tyres wear out you go to a tyre shop.
> Really? Who ended up getting sued when all the firestone tires on Ford SUV's
> started failing? Those tires were made special for Ford so it was Ford who
> got to take the responsibility for the flaw.

A very special case. I simply take my ford down to the local tyre shop
& they go "What brand of tyre do you want?" Where there are a
range of brands/manufacturers & prices.

Adam

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