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From: "Rich"
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OEMs would preinstall Netscape on Windows. Some may still. It may =
be included with the AOL client with I see installed on every consumer =
machine I see in stores.
Rich
"John Cuccia" wrote in message =
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On Thu, 6 Feb 2003 22:06:12 -0500, "Geo." wrote:
>I've always had both IE and NN icons on my desktop right in front of =
me,
>with the exception of skipping IE4 I've always chosen IE over NN.
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?
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I see installed on every consumer machine I see in stores.
Rich
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