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Dave Korn wrote:
>   If only those fools upstream would open their source, we could have
> fixed
> the underlying bug for them... ;-)

That's crazy talk Dave!  Their entire business model is based on=20
people "upgrading" in the hope that longstanding, obvious bugs will be
fixed (Word *still* has bugs I first reported to them about 18 years=20
ago).  If the bugs were fixed, the whole house of cards would collapse.


Phil
--=20


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