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Re: Emacs (was Re: Who owns Sin, Tan, Expand?)

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From: Alan Barclay
Date: Wed, 09 Oct 1991 09:44
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In article <FISCHER.91Oct7181857@freja.iesd.auc.dk> fischer@iesd.auc.dk (Lars P. Fischer) writes:
>Kee> In fact, Macintosh itself is a trademark of another company, licensed
>Kee> by Apple.
>
>McIntosh Labs, producer of some really nifty high-end audio gear (tube
>amps and the like).
>
>Note that it's even spelled differently, it just *sounds* alike. Bizarre.
>

They are both traditional Scottish names, both derived from Mac, meaning
son of, Intosh, ie son of Intosh. And therefore they are both the same name,
to be considered identical in all uses. I don't see it as Bizarre.
considered 
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Subject: Re: Emacs (was Re: Who owns Sin, Tan, Expand?)
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