1.  As a result, about 50 million people use Windows while only about 4 million use OS/2.

2.  AOL, though, has a massive archive of users' e-mail addresses, credit-card numbers and even the supposedly anonymous passwords people use for electronic discussions.

3.  DEQ doesn't care whether people use the water for livestock or gardening.

4.  Customers split the bandwidth, so the more people using the service, the slower it goes.

5.  DeVito had been trying to raise money for TeleVend, which is developing technology to let people use vending and banking machines by dialing their cellular phones.

6.  Diamond Multimedia says it does not condone piracy and that it is not fair to blame the company if some people use its product illegally.

7.  Do you think that these people will use the so-called network computers that don't have hard-disk drives, and cost only $500?

8.  Dreeben said the misappropriation theory had a broader aim: "to pick up the cunning deceptive devices that people might use."

9.  Despite possible hazards, there are many great ways young people can use the Internet.

10.  Dubbed "personal television," ReplayTV and rivals such as TiVo could change the way people use the tube.