Laura, is Transarc pursing any sort of legal action? This seems like a
clear case of copyright infringement, and certainly is not in good faith.
Certainly the marketing goons at Microsoft can come up with something
better. :-]
-bws
On Tue, 8 Oct 1996 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Recently, there have been a number of inquiries about Microsoft's use
> of the term DFS to refer to its new file system. As many of you have
> pointed out, unfortunately, this has created confusion among our
> customers. To clarify, DFS is a trademark of Transarc Corporation.
> The product to which Microsoft has referred as "Dfs" is not related
> to Transarc's DFS product. In fact, there are a number of important
> technical differences between the products which have been
> enumerated in prior postings to this bboard.
>
> If you have any additional questions about this matter, please feel free
> to contact me directly. Thank you for your continued interest in our
> products!
>
> Laura Stentz
> Transarc Corporation
> Product Manager, File Systems
>
>
>
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