Hello,
  I would personally like to say a "HUGE" thank you to Ole,
  contributing a lot of his time testing EDB and reporting
  bugs. He's amazing!

--
Charalabos Michael - [Creation Power] - http://www.creationpower.gr

<< I would personally like to say a "HUGE" thank you to Ole,contributing a
lot of his time testing EDB and reporting bugs. He's amazing! >>

Seconded.

--
Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com

Charalabos Michael wrote:
> Hello,
>   I would personally like to say a "HUGE" thank you to Ole,
>   contributing a lot of his time testing EDB and reporting
>   bugs. He's amazing!
>

Yes, he is definitely holding your feet to the fire lately. Mmmmmm.
Smells a little like bacon all the way out here in New Mexico... Maybe
he's holding them a little too close to the fire....

Jim

Tim Young [Elevate Software] wrote:
> << I would personally like to say a "HUGE" thank you to Ole,contributing a
> lot of his time testing EDB and reporting bugs. He's amazing! >>
>
> Seconded.
>
Tim,
   Hmmm. Maybe a T-Shirt or coffee mug is in order??? (You could make
it so the top 10 bug submitters get some sort of token)

Dave

I'm sure he'd prefer a beer, but the postie will likely end up with it.

Dave,

<< Hmmm. Maybe a T-Shirt or coffee mug is in order??? (You could make it so
the top 10 bug submitters get some sort of token) >>

I think he's already got both, but if not I'll be happy to send him stuff.

Once a year around Christmas, we usually send cards and stuff to the top
posters on the newsgroups.  This year we were a little busy and everyone
only got a card, but hopefully this coming Christmas will have some new
goodies with ElevateDB logos on them.

<< I'm sure he'd prefer a beer, but the postie will likely end up with it.
>>

It's always a distinct possibility, however I don't think you can even ship
food/drink overseas without it going through the ringer and ending up at its
destination 12 months later than expected.

--
Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com

> It's always a distinct possibility, however I don't think you can even
> ship food/drink overseas without it going through the ringer and ending up
> at its destination 12 months later than expected.

Better make it a bottle of wine then - one that improves with age.

Adam H. wrote:

>>It's always a distinct possibility, however I don't think you can even
>>ship food/drink overseas without it going through the ringer and ending up
>>at its destination 12 months later than expected.
>
>
> Better make it a bottle of wine then - one that improves with age.
>
>

I'm sure when it goes through customs, it will have a tendency to
evaporate.

Dave