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In article <ak35-0302960744470001@ak35.en.net>, ak35@en.com (Andrew Kurtz)
wrote:

> In article <cgervais-3101960906140001@ppp01-29.net.uoguelph.ca>,
> cgervais@snowhite.cis.uoguelph.ca (Charles Gervais) wrote:
> 
> > In article <310F42A7.6293@artmem.demon.co.uk>, Dan Crow
> > <D.N.Crow@artmem.demon.co.uk> wrote:

<stuff about AMT licensing info>

> Well, someone should inform Apple Customer Service.  Before posting my
> 4-sale notice, I spoke with Apple for about 90 minutes, trying to figure
> out how we might reduce the cost of title-licensing.  We couldn't, hence
> my kind of inflamatory posting (i'm usually not like that!).  Thanks,
> guys, for the info.
> 
> Andy

How ignorant of them. I guess Apple's right hand is having a hard time
telling what the left hand is doing. AMT licensing fees have been history
for about10 months (since April, I think).

We've had no end of trouble with some branches of Apple (but certainly not
DTS!), particularly APDA. It has been often very difficult to get a
definitive answer from them (we had a hard time confirming when our new
copy of AMK 2.0 was going to ship. Hopefully we're going to get it today).

For licensing information, Apple Licensing is the branch you want to
contact (of course ;-). If you have an APDA catalogue, the number is in
there (I can't find my catalogue right now, or I'd give you the number.
Sorry). Or, surf on over to Apple's web site and see if you can find the
number there http://www.apple.com/

Cheers!

Chas
DFI