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By Jo Best

Published: Friday 10 June 2005


Name

Derek Cullen


Location

High Wycombe


Occupation

Computer Manager


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Djalil continuted: "Microsoft is being realistic. They can't force developing countries like us to solely use legal software, since we can't afford it. They want us to gradually reduce our use of it."

Soemthing not write right here - Microsoft want the government to gradually reduce their use of LEGAL software?



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