Giving Norton access to the Kernel - are you mad???

"RR Johnson Jr" <johnson_robert.TakeThisOut@planet.nl> wrote in message
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> Microsoft decided that it was in their best interest to do so or risk
> breaking European and/or South Korean anticompetition behavior laws.
> Remember that because of this you have a choice of how to control your
> security. Either you choose Microsoft or a third party. It's as simple as
> that.
>
> regards
> Robert
>

So maybe Microsoft should no longer sell or support its products in
countries that don't seem to want them there.

Here's a better idea: stop selling their products in Europe and S. Korea,
and then rescind all the leases for all the existing products, making it
illegal to use a Microsoft product. Perhaps then those who seem to not like
the way the software is written will take a better look at what they really
want.
 >> Stay informed about: Giving Norton access to the Kernel - are you mad??? 

"RR Johnson Jr" <johnson_robert DeleteThis @planet.nl> wrote in message
news:4533ca8f$0$9457$ba620dc5@text.nova.planet.nl...
> Microsoft decided that it was in their best interest to do so or risk
> breaking European and/or South Korean anticompetition behavior laws.
> Remember that because of this you have a choice of how to control your
> security. Either you choose Microsoft or a third party. It's as simple as
> that.
>
> regards
> Robert
>

So maybe Microsoft should no longer sell or support its products in
countries that don't seem to want them there.

Here's a better idea: stop selling their products in Europe and S. Korea,
and then rescind all the leases for all the existing products, making it
illegal to use a Microsoft product. Perhaps then those who seem to not like
the way the software is written will take a better look at what they really
want.
 >> Stay informed about: Giving Norton access to the Kernel - are you mad??? 

"RR Johnson Jr" <johnson_robert.TakeThisOut@planet.nl> wrote in message
news:4533ca8f$0$9457$ba620dc5@text.nova.planet.nl...
> Microsoft decided that it was in their best interest to do so or risk
> breaking European and/or South Korean anticompetition behavior laws.
> Remember that because of this you have a choice of how to control your
> security. Either you choose Microsoft or a third party. It's as simple as
> that.
>
> regards
> Robert
>

So maybe Microsoft should no longer sell or support its products in
countries that don't seem to want them there.

Here's a better idea: stop selling their products in Europe and S. Korea,
and then rescind all the leases for all the existing products, making it
illegal to use a Microsoft product. Perhaps then those who seem to not like
the way the software is written will take a better look at what they really
want.
 >> Stay informed about: Giving Norton access to the Kernel - are you mad??? 

"RR Johnson Jr" <johnson_robert DeleteThis @planet.nl> wrote in message
news:4533ca8f$0$9457$ba620dc5@text.nova.planet.nl...
> Microsoft decided that it was in their best interest to do so or risk
> breaking European and/or South Korean anticompetition behavior laws.
> Remember that because of this you have a choice of how to control your
> security. Either you choose Microsoft or a third party. It's as simple as
> that.
>
> regards
> Robert
>

So maybe Microsoft should no longer sell or support its products in
countries that don't seem to want them there.

Here's a better idea: stop selling their products in Europe and S. Korea,
and then rescind all the leases for all the existing products, making it
illegal to use a Microsoft product. Perhaps then those who seem to not like
the way the software is written will take a better look at what they really
want.
 >> Stay informed about: Giving Norton access to the Kernel - are you mad??? 

"RR Johnson Jr" <johnson_robert RemoveThis @planet.nl> wrote in message
news:4533ca8f$0$9457$ba620dc5@text.nova.planet.nl...
> Microsoft decided that it was in their best interest to do so or risk
> breaking European and/or South Korean anticompetition behavior laws.
> Remember that because of this you have a choice of how to control your
> security. Either you choose Microsoft or a third party. It's as simple as
> that.
>
> regards
> Robert
>

So maybe Microsoft should no longer sell or support its products in
countries that don't seem to want them there.

Here's a better idea: stop selling their products in Europe and S. Korea,
and then rescind all the leases for all the existing products, making it
illegal to use a Microsoft product. Perhaps then those who seem to not like
the way the software is written will take a better look at what they really
want.
 >> Stay informed about: Giving Norton access to the Kernel - are you mad??? 

"RR Johnson Jr" <johnson_robert.DeleteThis@planet.nl> wrote in message
news:4533ca8f$0$9457$ba620dc5@text.nova.planet.nl...
> Microsoft decided that it was in their best interest to do so or risk
> breaking European and/or South Korean anticompetition behavior laws.
> Remember that because of this you have a choice of how to control your
> security. Either you choose Microsoft or a third party. It's as simple as
> that.
>
> regards
> Robert
>

So maybe Microsoft should no longer sell or support its products in
countries that don't seem to want them there.

Here's a better idea: stop selling their products in Europe and S. Korea,
and then rescind all the leases for all the existing products, making it
illegal to use a Microsoft product. Perhaps then those who seem to not like
the way the software is written will take a better look at what they really
want.
 >> Stay informed about: Giving Norton access to the Kernel - are you mad??? 

"RR Johnson Jr" <johnson_robert RemoveThis @planet.nl> wrote in message
news:4533ca8f$0$9457$ba620dc5@text.nova.planet.nl...
> Microsoft decided that it was in their best interest to do so or risk
> breaking European and/or South Korean anticompetition behavior laws.
> Remember that because of this you have a choice of how to control your
> security. Either you choose Microsoft or a third party. It's as simple as
> that.
>
> regards
> Robert
>

So maybe Microsoft should no longer sell or support its products in
countries that don't seem to want them there.

Here's a better idea: stop selling their products in Europe and S. Korea,
and then rescind all the leases for all the existing products, making it
illegal to use a Microsoft product. Perhaps then those who seem to not like
the way the software is written will take a better look at what they really
want.
 >> Stay informed about: Giving Norton access to the Kernel - are you mad??? 

"RR Johnson Jr" <johnson_robert.DeleteThis@planet.nl> wrote in message
news:4533ca8f$0$9457$ba620dc5@text.nova.planet.nl...
> Microsoft decided that it was in their best interest to do so or risk
> breaking European and/or South Korean anticompetition behavior laws.
> Remember that because of this you have a choice of how to control your
> security. Either you choose Microsoft or a third party. It's as simple as
> that.
>
> regards
> Robert
>

So maybe Microsoft should no longer sell or support its products in
countries that don't seem to want them there.

Here's a better idea: stop selling their products in Europe and S. Korea,
and then rescind all the leases for all the existing products, making it
illegal to use a Microsoft product. Perhaps then those who seem to not like
the way the software is written will take a better look at what they really
want.
 >> Stay informed about: Giving Norton access to the Kernel - are you mad??? 

"RR Johnson Jr" <johnson_robert RemoveThis @planet.nl> wrote in message
news:4533ca8f$0$9457$ba620dc5@text.nova.planet.nl...
> Microsoft decided that it was in their best interest to do so or risk
> breaking European and/or South Korean anticompetition behavior laws.
> Remember that because of this you have a choice of how to control your
> security. Either you choose Microsoft or a third party. It's as simple as
> that.
>
> regards
> Robert
>

So maybe Microsoft should no longer sell or support its products in
countries that don't seem to want them there.

Here's a better idea: stop selling their products in Europe and S. Korea,
and then rescind all the leases for all the existing products, making it
illegal to use a Microsoft product. Perhaps then those who seem to not like
the way the software is written will take a better look at what they really
want.
 >> Stay informed about: Giving Norton access to the Kernel - are you mad??? 

"RR Johnson Jr" <johnson_robert.TakeThisOut@planet.nl> wrote in message
news:4533ca8f$0$9457$ba620dc5@text.nova.planet.nl...
> Microsoft decided that it was in their best interest to do so or risk
> breaking European and/or South Korean anticompetition behavior laws.
> Remember that because of this you have a choice of how to control your
> security. Either you choose Microsoft or a third party. It's as simple as
> that.
>
> regards
> Robert
>

So maybe Microsoft should no longer sell or support its products in
countries that don't seem to want them there.

Here's a better idea: stop selling their products in Europe and S. Korea,
and then rescind all the leases for all the existing products, making it
illegal to use a Microsoft product. Perhaps then those who seem to not like
the way the software is written will take a better look at what they really
want.
 >> Stay informed about: Giving Norton access to the Kernel - are you mad??? 

"RR Johnson Jr" <johnson_robert.TakeThisOut@planet.nl> wrote in message
news:4533ca8f$0$9457$ba620dc5@text.nova.planet.nl...
> Microsoft decided that it was in their best interest to do so or risk
> breaking European and/or South Korean anticompetition behavior laws.
> Remember that because of this you have a choice of how to control your
> security. Either you choose Microsoft or a third party. It's as simple as
> that.
>
> regards
> Robert
>

So maybe Microsoft should no longer sell or support its products in
countries that don't seem to want them there.

Here's a better idea: stop selling their products in Europe and S. Korea,
and then rescind all the leases for all the existing products, making it
illegal to use a Microsoft product. Perhaps then those who seem to not like
the way the software is written will take a better look at what they really
want.
 >> Stay informed about: Giving Norton access to the Kernel - are you mad??? 

"RR Johnson Jr" <johnson_robert.RemoveThis@planet.nl> wrote in message
news:4533ca8f$0$9457$ba620dc5@text.nova.planet.nl...
> Microsoft decided that it was in their best interest to do so or risk
> breaking European and/or South Korean anticompetition behavior laws.
> Remember that because of this you have a choice of how to control your
> security. Either you choose Microsoft or a third party. It's as simple as
> that.
>
> regards
> Robert
>

So maybe Microsoft should no longer sell or support its products in
countries that don't seem to want them there.

Here's a better idea: stop selling their products in Europe and S. Korea,
and then rescind all the leases for all the existing products, making it
illegal to use a Microsoft product. Perhaps then those who seem to not like
the way the software is written will take a better look at what they really
want.
 >> Stay informed about: Giving Norton access to the Kernel - are you mad??? 

"RR Johnson Jr" <johnson_robert.TakeThisOut@planet.nl> wrote in message
news:4533ca8f$0$9457$ba620dc5@text.nova.planet.nl...
> Microsoft decided that it was in their best interest to do so or risk
> breaking European and/or South Korean anticompetition behavior laws.
> Remember that because of this you have a choice of how to control your
> security. Either you choose Microsoft or a third party. It's as simple as
> that.
>
> regards
> Robert
>

So maybe Microsoft should no longer sell or support its products in
countries that don't seem to want them there.

Here's a better idea: stop selling their products in Europe and S. Korea,
and then rescind all the leases for all the existing products, making it
illegal to use a Microsoft product. Perhaps then those who seem to not like
the way the software is written will take a better look at what they really
want.
 >> Stay informed about: Giving Norton access to the Kernel - are you mad???