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Senior Citizen
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tell me, is this sellable.....
ouch, well here is one i hope microsoft win !!!!
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This could get messy for everyone involved...not just Microsoft. Designers, developers, biz of any size, MM, and especially end-users just trying to visit websites.
I'm waiting to see what happens.
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AT SLASHDOT
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curmudgeon
I think they'll probably settle out of court
"They're very much like scruffy pigs to look at, and they've got big, knobbly warts and lumps all over their long, hairy faces. They are very, very ugly indeed..."
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Microsoft will probably buy the company out , swallow , gulp....Thankyou very mutch.
How mutch money did you want for it???? 600 million??....fine..alright we'll settle it tomorra!!
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Senior Citizen
Actually the owner of Eola says right now that he will not license to Microsoft no matter what. At this point he has the upper hand.
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An Inconvenient Serving Size
Originally posted by phacker
Actually the owner of Eola says right now that he will not license to Microsoft no matter what. At this point he has the upper hand.
Do you think maybe we could get the coordinates of Eola's head office to Osama? He'd sort 'em out, no worries.
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Senior Member
Perhaps the email address to the head office to whoever is in charge. Maybee he needs a coupla thousand emails from web designers.
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Originally posted by hurricaneone
Do you think maybe we could get the coordinates of Eola's head office to Osama? He'd sort 'em out, no worries.
I am not sure if Osama would be that effective. We should send ol' Dub-ya an email saying Eola is stealing his oil.
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I'm propose a class-action lawsuit against Eola on behalf of all Flash developers to offset all the time spent re-training and the additional hours we'll have to bill clients to develop work-arounds.
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An Inconvenient Serving Size
Originally posted by dlowe93
I'm propose a class-action lawsuit against Eola on behalf of all Flash developers to offset all the time spent re-training and the additional hours we'll have to bill clients to develop work-arounds.
d.
Where do I sign?
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Originally posted by hurricaneone
Where do I sign?
Now that i think about it, we should just bill the extra hours straight to Eola and keep the lawyers out of it. They've got the cash.
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Eola says they had no idea that it would send the web back into 1995 and are going to [try] to settle out of court.
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An Inconvenient Serving Size
Originally posted by RXGX
Eola says they had no idea that it would send the web back into 1995 and are going to [try] to settle out of court.
On one hand, by suing M$, they seem to know full-well what it is that they have control of, and are taking maximum advantage of the situation.
Then you hear this, and wonder if they have any clue about what they have at all.
Do you have a link for your source, RXGX?
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Is this the solution?
VIEW MM's SITE
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Senior Citizen
This is going to be a real pain in the *ss.
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Senior Member
There are quite a few people disputing the whole Eolas case other the MS.
http://www.xcf.berkeley.edu/~wei/vio...Microsoft.html
Sam
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Yeah, but with Microsoft instituting the changes in the next version of IE due out next year, we are going to have change a lot of the html that is out there, or hope that people will put up with the extra clicking required.
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