Re: Orphaned software and legal recourse

["Steve Crutchfield" SCRUTCH@xxxxxxxx]

I used to dabble in assembler programming eons ago in the old DOS
world. I shudder to think of trying to tackle Windows programming
using assembler.

On another note....

Anne, is Nota Bene looking for Beta testers for Version 6.0? I still
use XyWrite to do complex documents that are indexed and
table-of-contented to a fare the well. I'd be happy to serve as a
tester to try out those new features in Nota Bene.

Steve Crutchfield

≪< "Anne Putnam"  10/11 2:50p ≫>

> > How do we know Nota Bene hasn't already bought the rights?
> > Anne ? ... ?
> >

We continue to license the XyWrite source code, and nothing that TTG
does (or doesn't do) will change that. TTG continues to own the code.

> > Or how do we know they haven't reverted to Dave. Dave ? ... ?
> >
> > or to somebody else? ... ?
>
> Good points. And even if you got past those, who's going to do
> the coding ? Dave is now with NB. Someone like Carl or Robert
> would have to be 1) Interested, 2) Available, & 3) World-class
> Assembler programmers.  That's asking a lot.

The solution seems obvious. We are interested, available and we have
world-class assembler programmers.  It's time to get behind Nota
Bene!

Anne

Anne Putnam
President, Nota Bene Associates, Inc.
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