In 1995, Microsoft and the U.S. ... The keys concerns are illegal tying arrangements with Windows and Internet Explorer; illegal market division between Microsoft and Netscape; and predatory conduct/pricing between Microsoft and Netscape, MS Office and Word Perfect Office and Lotus Office Suite (3). ... The Sherman Anti-Trust Act, under which Microsoft is being sued, does not outlaw having a monopoly but rather using anticompetitive means to obtain or preserve a monopoly. ... It's hard to know how to authoritatively explain and surmise Netscape's ultimate loss in momentum -- how much...

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Microsoft Office- Basic class on how to use Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Publisher. ... Our most popular customer groups will most likely be elderly people who have little or no knowledge of how to use the computer or elderly people who are not mobile and cannot come take their computer to a store. ... There are a few smaller companies to compete with but most of these companies have more expenses and have to charge more because their focus is not only providing services but obtaining sales as well. ...

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