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Subject:Re: product lite From:O'NEILL Colin <CNE -at- EUROPAY -dot- COM> Date:Tue, 11 Mar 1997 09:24:00 PST
>Tina Cipolla wrote:
>The general consensus around the office is that no one likes "lite" to
>follow the product name but we have yet to come up with anything better.
My first choice would have been "lite". As you don't like it, how about
"home" or something similar. It depends on who your "lite" market is!
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