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From: ifal460@walt.cc.utexas.edu (Mike Godwin)
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Subject: Re: Windows 3.0: Coming of age
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Date: 25 Jan 90 01:53:32 GMT
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In article <M1TDG00.90Jan23134505@fsrcs1.fed.frb.gov> m1tdg00@fsrcs1.fed.frb.gov (Taegan D. Goddard) writes:
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>Just like I've always said... The PC systems let you choose:
>
>	Windows or A:\> ....?
>
>With version 3 of Windows out, there will soon be little reason to use a
>Macintosh (with its inflated price.)
>
>O.K., 'nuff said.
>
>Taegan Goddard
>Washington, DC

Heh. With this kind of analysis at the Fed, is it any wonder our economy's
in the kind of shape it's in?

The slickest conceivable version of Windows is only a millimeter deep
in comparison to the Mac interface. After all, with most PC applications
running under Windows, you open up the program, and you time-travel back
to 1981 America.


--Mike


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