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From: singer@XN.LL.MIT.EDU (Matthew R. Singer)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.ibm.pc
Subject: Re: Getting Turbo C cheaply
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Date: Fri, 6-Nov-87 15:38:02 EST
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Posted: Fri Nov  6 15:38:02 1987
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In article <1330@husc2.UUCP>, sipples@husc2.UUCP (sipples) writes:
> >This policy of theirs [Borland's] is a wise move, since today's students are
> >tomorrow's customers, something Apple understands very well.
> >Other companies [MICROSOFT ARE YOU LISTENING?!] would do well
> >to emulate it.
> 
> Microsoft sells Word 4.0, at least, through Harvard's Technology Product
> Center for $85, making it the least expensive commercial word processing
> program available to students/faculty.
> 
> Bill Gates went to Harvard.
> 
> Timothy Sipples  | sipples@husc3.BITNET
>                  | sipples%husc2@husc6.harvard.edu
>                  | ...ihnp4!seismo!harvard!husc6!husc2!sipples

Bill Gates dropped out of Harvard...