DeMoN_LaG wrote:
> Orrin Edenfield wrote:
> > Yes, most of their customers are Windows users.
> I disagree. Most of their customers are new computer buyers.
And we all know that new PCs in store run Linux, right? ;)
> They see
> tons of TV commercials for AOL, they see AOL has 1.8 billion or however
> many members, they think it's good. They have a Free AOL CD (who
> doesn't?). AOL doesn't *need* AOL on the desktop anymore.
I agree with this, but I guess AOL feels differently. I've had clients where
when I work on a home machine, they have 2 AOL icons on their desktop. One that
came with the OS which they've never touched, and the one that was installed by
the AOL virus - er, CD that is - they got in the mail, and use daily.
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