butch@uokmax.ecn.uoknor.edu (H. G. Walker) (10/25/90)
An open letter to INTERNET WinComm users: There has been more response than we ever expected from the upload to the internet nodes. We appreciate your feedback, even that which was not so complementary. WinComm has been two years in development and has undergone extensive testing during that time. Our formal beta test (which included a non-disclosure agreement and mandatory reporting) attempted to distribute the program to as wide a user base as possible. It is difficult though, to get a beta copy thoroughly tested on every platform as users primary interest is not necessarily testing your program. It was not our intention for the "trial" copy to be a beta test. It did, though, expose us to a much larger base which uncovered several problems. These problems have been corrected as soon as they were identified and a solution developed. This upgrade policy applies not only to the free trial copy but also to the retail package. Once again we appreciate your interest in WinComm. Those of you who have contributed to the improvement of the program to better meet your needs, give us a call. We need input from people who have an interest in commercial software that meets a wide variety users requirements. Alan Ray Synappsys
jjacob@isis.cs.du.edu (jude jacob) (10/28/90)
In article <1990Oct24.195844.29783@uokmax.ecn.uoknor.edu> butch@geo785.gcn.uoknor.edu writes: > >An open letter to INTERNET WinComm users: > >There has been more response than we ever expected from the >upload to the internet nodes. We appreciate your feedback, even >that which was not so complementary. > > >Alan Ray > >Synappsys I downloaded the program and ran it for a day. However, when I learned of a time bomb etc.. I took it off my hard disk. As far as I am concerned, if the program is good enough, I'll support it. But if I feel my arm is being twisted, .... No way Jose !! You can take your program and stick it. All I have to do is wait for a program that treat me (as a user) with some kind of respect. There will be many I am sure. And Synappsys has bitten off more vowels than it can possibly get away with!! Jude