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Larry Kilgallen wrote:

> If you are not in the t-shirt business, you are not like Microsoft.

Not a good idea to say you're like Microsoft anyway.  Well unless your 
licenses give you the right to snoop on your customers machines and 
install patches as you see fit, which certainly isn't the case for ACT.

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