From: "Geo." 

"Adam Flinton"  wrote in
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> 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 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.

> 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.

Geo.

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