I assume everyone has heard about this:
http://www.borland.com/us/company/news/press_releases/2006/02_08_06_borland_acquires_segue_software.html

also check out the Borland.Delphi non-technical ng for discussions on the
divestiture.

Hang on folks ....

--
.... Norm

Norman W. Clark, Clark-Tech Inc.
nclark@clark-tech.com
www.clark-tech.com
www.smbproducts.com

Well.....

We're either going to get !@#!@#!@#%#$@# or maybee we'll get lucky
enough to get a company that actually releases better, sturdier products
with maybee some support / development staff that care more about
improving on a great product.....

Tim...    If we can help you generate a few more DBISAM sales....  think
you might be interested????

<grin>

Lance

Norman W. Clark [Clark-Tech Inc.] wrote:
> I assume everyone has heard about this:
> http://www.borland.com/us/company/news/press_releases/2006/02_08_06_borland_acquires_segue_software.html
>
> also check out the Borland.Delphi non-technical ng for discussions on the
> divestiture.
>
> Hang on folks ....
>

Lance,

<< Tim...    If we can help you generate a few more DBISAM sales....  think
you might be interested???? >>

We're talking more than a few, because I don't have the kind of credit that
could swing that purchase.

--
Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com

Tim Young [Elevate Software] wrote:
> Lance,
>
> << Tim...    If we can help you generate a few more DBISAM sales....  think
> you might be interested???? >>
>
> We're talking more than a few, because I don't have the kind of credit that
> could swing that purchase.
>

Maybee we can pool financial resources from investors with "loads" of
money....    like...   O.J. and Michael J and Robert Blake?

> Maybee we can pool financial resources from investors with "loads" of
> money....    like...   O.J. and Michael J and Robert Blake?

<Daydreaming On>

Maybe we could take it on.

We had a situation with the local Squash court here a couple of years ago,
where the owners were selling up to retire. There was no interest in buying
it for the courts, but a few companies put in offers to use it for storage
instead, leaving us without a squash court in our town. (Find it hard to
believe a town of 15,000 couldn't support a squash court, but anyway)...

In the end, the squash players banded together, and purchased the courts
themselves, to keep it going.

How many people do we have using it that would be prepared to buy in....
What's the asking price... Hmm...   

</Daydreaming On>