They don't have to think about what they have bought in the past. The only place where that's truly happened, in the entire computer industry and in its total history, has been the PC itself. Now, one of the biggest dynamics is that this PC success story is moving up to the server level. And again we are talking about servers that come from dozens of companies. Compaq makes great servers, HP makes great servers, but they are not the only ones that will use the latest technology to offer up these devices.
True openness is here rather than in the space where the term is used on such a constant basis.
Microsoft's role in this has been to take Windows NT and constantly use the customer feedback loop to drive it as a more robust foundation for mission critical applications. Now, more and more, having integrated server application is very important. It was always a surprise to us that Novell never developed a general purpose server application platform. They stayed with very specific vertical services, file sharing, directory, and so today if you want to take an Internet or Internet application that typically involves a fair amount of code up on the server, a fair amount of scripting or data rules to be executed as a part of dynamically generating those pages, it's not possible to do that on a network server because it doesn't have the preemption and the development tools and the critical map that NT has been able to develop. Windows NT volume has more than doubled in the last year as the distribution channels and application and all that momentum came through.