Then there's the argument that it will be standard in Copland and that when everyone has it, developers will use it. Listen to what third parties are telling you. They want to see it on Windows, or they won't touch it. So here's my proposal. Instead, license it to application developers as a library they can link into individual Windows apps.
Users get the advantages of the technology, which was the point of developing it in the first place.
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