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Article #2115Re: Question of curiosity: who is still
From: Paul Rubin
Date: Mon, 13 Oct 1986 23:50
Date: Mon, 13 Oct 1986 23:50
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Note that a number of people offer support services for GNU Emacs. Their rates and phone numbers are in the file etc/SERVICE, included in the distribution. This is not the same as having a central corporation standing by to answer your questions, but (for a fee) they are probably willing to do more work for you (such as writing custom macros, porting Emacs to your machine, or coming to your site to teach users) and might be nearer you (until the commercial suppliers open offices in places like Italy and Australia). Most importantly, you pay for the service only if you need it. Paul Rubin GNU collaborator (sometimes)
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