Re: how did Microsoft break away from OS/2?

Elizabot writes:

Sandman wrote:

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How about "part", "endure", "harass", "antagon*", "Note: No Response"

What does that have to do with OS/2, Elizabot?

You would know, Tholen, had you better reading comprehension skills.

How would better reading comprehension skills suddenly make either
"part", "endure", "harass", "antagon*", or "Note: No Response"
something to do with OS/2, Elizabot?

You would know, Tholen, had you better reading comprehension skills.

How would better reading comprehension skills suddenly make either
"part", "endure", "harass", "antagon*", or "Note: No Response"
something to do with OS/2, Elizabot?

You would know, Tholen, had you better reading comprehension skills.

How would better reading comprehension skills suddenly make either
"part", "endure", "harass", "antagon*", or "Note: No Response"
something to do with OS/2, Elizabot?

You would know, Tholen, had you better reading comprehension skills.

How would better reading comprehension skills suddenly make either
"part", "endure", "harass", "antagon*", or "Note: No Response"
something to do with OS/2, Elizabot?

You would know, Tholen, had you better reading comprehension skills.

How would better reading comprehension skills suddenly make either
"part", "endure", "harass", "antagon*", or "Note: No Response"
something to do with OS/2, Elizabot?

You would know, Tholen, had you better reading comprehension skills.

How would better reading comprehension skills suddenly make either
"part", "endure", "harass", "antagon*", or "Note: No Response"
something to do with OS/2, Elizabot?

You would know, Tholen, had you better reading comprehension skills.

How would better reading comprehension skills suddenly make either
"part", "endure", "harass", "antagon*", or "Note: No Response"
something to do with OS/2, Elizabot?

You would know, Tholen, had you better reading comprehension skills.

How would better reading comprehension skills suddenly make either
"part", "endure", "harass", "antagon*", or "Note: No Response"
something to do with OS/2, Elizabot?

You would know, Tholen, had you better reading comprehension skills.

How would better reading comprehension skills suddenly make either
"part", "endure", "harass", "antagon*", or "Note: No Response"
something to do with OS/2, Elizabot?

You would know, Tholen, had you better reading comprehension skills.

How would better reading comprehension skills suddenly make either
"part", "endure", "harass", "antagon*", or "Note: No Response"
something to do with OS/2, Elizabot?

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