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Originally posted by Dravyk@Jan 27 2005, 09:43 AM
Quality often loses to a better marketed inferior product.
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i would say that is sometimes true in the short term and we are talking about generalities, not exceptions.
i would also dissagree with microsoft. there simply are no comparison companies to compare the scope of what microsoft offers to that would allow one to draw a sound conclusion. being that microsoft offers countless products that are integrated and work together in more ways than we are even aware, does not mean "Word Perfect is better than Microsoft Word" being that there is additional value in the host of other products that also integrate with Microsoft Word. there is always a market for an alternative... but that does not mean the market leader is inferior although i would guess that almost everyone that chooses that alternative product for whatever reason, would certainly swear that is the case.