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Re: Total Systems Software Fax software

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From: L. Anathea Brooks
Date: Sun, 11 Oct 1992 01:20
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I for one believe Total Systems Software and Bruce Gingery. I hope their
Dfax software is great and am willing to wait. They never lied to me, and
have taken a great deal of time to help me with totally unrelated 
modem and uucp problems. Perhaps if it hadn't been for me, Dfax
would be a commercial hit by now! (Just kidding). 

They have not cashed my check on my pre-release order. I mailed it a month ago. 
At that time I thought it would take a while. No-one said it wa easy especially
with the numerous Supra ROM revisions. Anyone who asked specifically would have 
been kept abreast of the development of the software. It's bad to see them lose 
business. There are so few developers trying to make it easier to 
use third-party products with the Next. The Supra unlike some modems
is a wonderful modem! So please give them the benefit of a doubt.

Robert de Lucca
rdelucca@rosemary.uucp.jhu.edu

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