On 01-08-98, TOM ENRIGHT declared to DAVID HARTUNG:
TE>What about Microsoft's little policy of *requiring* vendors to
TE>buy Internet Explorer in order to be *allowed* to purchase
TE>Windows 95?
Was that truly the situation, or was it rather that Win95 was simply
unavailable without it?
Is it not the case that components of IE are an integral part of the
platform itself, meaning that while it *can* be removed, some of it
necessarily will always remain?
I don't have or use Win95, so I'm asking based on things I've only
heard. |-)
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