[alt.sources.d] Software Publisher Entreprenuers

todd@toolz.UUCP (Todd Merriman) (12/11/90)

The subject of software publishing by entrepreneurs has generated
substantial interest on Usenet, so I am proposing the establishment
of a mailing list for

                   Software Publisher Entrepreneurs

I propose that the purpose of this mailing list be:

   *  To disseminate knowledge about the business of software publishing
      and self-publishing

   *  To connect authors and publishers

   *  To discuss legal issues

   *  Sources of publishing materials, supplies, and services

If you have any other objectives you think are important, let me add
them.

Send your mailing list postings to:  

   softpub@toolz.UUCP

Send your mailing list name add/change/deletes to:  

   softpub-request@toolz.UUCP

E-mail to softpub@toolz will immediately be reflected back out to
everyone on the mailing list.  E-mail to softpub-request@toolz will
be read only by the mailing list administrator (me).  All postings
will be archived, and anyone on the list can order copies of previous
postings.

If your e-mail to toolz bounces, you can call the Software Toolz 800
V-mail number listed below (US and CANADA), or write using postal
mail, or try a different path.  I occasionally have trouble with
inbound e-mail, but outbound e-mail works reliably.  If necessary, we
will fiddle with your e-mail address until it works.  If mail from
toolz to you bounces back to me, there is not much I can do about that
except experiment with different addresses.  I can't afford to call
anyone on the mailing list.

   Todd Merriman - Software Toolz, Inc.
   8030 Pooles Mill Dr., Ball Ground, GA 30107-9610
   todd@toolz.UUCP, (...emory!stiatl!slammer!toolz!todd)
   V-mail (800) 869-3878, (404) 889-8264

jdb@reef.cis.ufl.edu (Brian K. W. Hook) (12/13/90)

In a similar vein, I am a new person on this net news thing, but I would
really like to see something along the lines of a new board:

ALT.MSDOS.PROGRAMMER.INDEPENDENT
COMP.OS.MSDOS.PROGRAMMER.SHAREWARE

or something.  I am very interested in shareware, but I can't seem to find
reliable information on how much money can be involved, etc. etc.  I am
writing in C a windowing/mouse library with drop shadows, etc, scroll bars,
the works, and it is beginning to look real nice.  It won't be completed
for a couple of more months because I still want to integrate virtual screens,
edit fields, et. al. and make it maybe event driven.