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Subject: Re: when will it end?
Date: Wed, 27 Oct 2004 19:06:01 +0200
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> Spam wrote:

>>
>>  Windows 2000 and later comes with a lite version of Diskeeper from
>>  Executive Software.
>>
> MS charges for the OS, so that business model works for them.  Nobody
> will buy a heavy resizer from us if there is a lite one.  That would be
> as likely to happen as their buying a support contract. The lite=20
> software is reiser4 without a resizer.

  Yes, you may be right. I was just voicing some options. Perhaps
  enough marketing is enough to make users learn about the repacker
  and its benefits.

  ~S

> Such is my feel of the market.

> Hans
=B4

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