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you use it there is a per kb charge. Now that I understand, it all makes sense. But at first glance, "free" might be mistaken as meaning "free usage", not "free code". dr. "dr.wireMORE" wrote in message news:zUW3d.6372$Qv5.199@newssvr33.news.prodigy.com......

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to the consumer's preferences. >> Profiteering from its coding blunders seems to be a bit extortionate to > me. MS should be offering the patch to cover its security whole for free. >> -- They did provide a patch for free... a week before there...

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design that also allows greater flexibility in designing discretionary access control Everything I have seen about the NT code base shows that security was part of the architecture and *potentially* allows a secure implementation to be developed. I...