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In article <32c2e2fc.251624901@news.demon.co.uk> [Fri, 27 Dec 1996 
18:21:46 GMT], Susan Harrison says...
>
>I've been using Windis32 for a couple of months and I like it a lot. I
>read somewhere that it's 'going commercial', and I for one would be
>interested in paying for future versions, but I can't track down any
>of the developers. I've emailed a few of the names given in the Windis
>'about' section, but I got no response. Anyone know if it's being
>developed further? Or is anyone working on a similar (hopefully low
>priced) product?  Either way, I would be very interested. 

Um - don't quite know whom you mailed but I don't appear to have been 
one of them :-).

Windis hasn't exactly "gone commercial". The product rights were sold 
(to a buyer who shall remain nameless unless they wish to reveal 
themselves) and parts of it were incorporated into a commercial product. 
However, in the last version I saw of this, it wasn't really 
recognisably Windis anymore.I don't know anything of the future plans 
for this.

As far as the original authors [Ewan Kirk and myself] are concerned, 
Windis/Windis32 v3.1 are the last of their lines but these will remain 
available (and free) for as long as they are still useful. 


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