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In <5gjusj$1sde$1@news-s01.ca.us.ibm.net>, Dan Porter <innoval@ibm.net> writes:
> 
>The OS/2 market is not strong -- but that doesn't mean it is dead. We are   
>here to stay with Post Road Mailer and NetExtra. I hope to get back into   
>the newsreader market (it must be affordable). I would like to introduce   
>new product. Right now my programmers and technical support have got all   
>they can handle.  I have increased staffing recently but only to the   
>point of affordability. This OS/2 ISV is not going way, folks. 
> 
>I know that some small minority in these newsgroups will accuse me of   
>blatant commercialism in the newsgroups. You always do. You're right! 
> 
>Dan Porter 
>InnoVal Systems Solutions, Inc. 
>innoval@ibm.net 
>(914)835-3838 
> 
Dan,

Thanks for your steadfast support of this platform.  I see no problem with using 
Windows revenue to fund OS/2 ventures.  Since OS/2 is way ahead of WinXX on 
the technology curve, what you develop in OS/2 today will be what you will 
develop in Windows tomorrow.  Good luck and keep up the good work!

Gerald F. Meazell
Dallas, Texas
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"I am loyal to the United States." - Benedict Arnold, 1776                     
"OS/2 will be the platform of the 90's." - Bill Gates, 1989                    
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