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Kathy E. Gill
Business Process Information
425.234.2004 - 6X-JT
http://www.dotparagon.com/aboutgill.html

"You must be the change you wish to see in the world." -- Ghandi


http://cnn.com/TECH/computing/9807/14/livingston.idg/

(IDG) -- The setup routine  for Microsoft's new Windows 98 operating
system deliberately disables files used by competitors' software and
installs different versions of those files for the use of Windows 98. 

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The changed files are DLLs -- small support programs that are shared by
several applications -- as well as other shared files. If the Windows 98
setup routine detects that a competitors' program has installed a newer
shared file than the version that comes with Windows 98, the setup
routine moves the file to a new location, thereby disabling it. Win98
then installs an older version of the same file into the proper
location. The application that depended on the newer version of that
file may no longer work properly, or it may no longer work at all. 
Kathy E. Gill
Business Process Information Visibility, http://process.ca.boeing.com/
BCAG Process Management, http://bpm.ca.boeing.com/  --  425.234.2004
Empty pockets never held a man back. Only empty heads and empty hearts
can do that. - Norman Vincent Peale

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