>That's what I've seen too, George - MS has now effectively won the case. In addition,

I'm glad you confirmed this, Bruce. I went looking for a link to the article and didn't find one. I wondered for a moment if I'd "lost it".:-)

>1) This D.C. appeals court has twice before ruled pro-MS, anti-DOJ.
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>2) It is said that either a Gore or Bush administration will (after dumping Reno and other top DOJ staff, who are almost all stridently anti-MS) will be considerably "kinder" to MS, and likely will update the entire antitrust concept - which is still legally stuck in the days of railroad monopolies.

Regardless, of how one feels about MS, this would be a good thing. Time to get this out-dated law off the books or at least re-written so that is does have some current application.

...And speaking of out-dated or "dumb laws", my friend Gonzo gave me this link yesterday: http://www.dumblaws.com/

Acworth, GA (which is only a few miles away from) is in there in the Georgia section.< g >