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From: "Geo."
"John Cuccia" wrote in message
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> Since I don't know much about IM at all, and don't have any IM clients
> installed here, I can only guess that it's because they either
> started as, or still are, AOL users, and AIM was right there in front
> of them so they got comfortable with it and learned how to use it?
ICQ was the leading IM client for a long time, then AIM hit them like IE
hit Netscape.
> That's odd, I haven't seen a Netscape icon on my desktop since I ran
> OS/2. As I recall, none of NT 3.51, NT4, or W2K installs Netscape.
> Where does your Netscape come from?
I fired up IE, typed in www.netscape.com, and clicked on the download netscape.
Geo.
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