Another thing we are doing is offering price incentives to simply move to Notes and Domino. Third, we are continuing to develop tools, utilities and software that help in making that migration as painless and simple as possible. And fourth, we are continuing to work with our business partners, third parties and our own service practices, to build an increasing workforce of specialists to help the customer make the transition. It's a two-horse race. The only real competition is Microsoft, and we are starting to see people return to us from Microsoft.
Exchange is basically e-mail.
It doesn't have groupware, collaboration or knowledge management built into it. That's why we continue to outsell Exchange. People are trying to get their hands around it, but it continues to be somewhat problematic. Because people can send freelance presentations, video and audio and Excel spreadsheets, they use that capability. I do think a high percentage of them are definitely trying to do TCO, but the question is how far they go in the analysis.