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From: dubman@monsoon.Berkeley.EDU (Jonathan Dubman)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.next
Subject: Re:  Frame (1.0) spaces
Message-ID: <1989Oct17.084225.6063@agate.berkeley.edu>
Date: 17 Oct 89 08:42:25 GMT
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In article <679@wet.UUCP> epsilon@wet.UUCP (Eric P. Scott) writes:
>In article <3592@frame.UUCP> yyang@frame.com (Yeong Yang) writes:
>>The FrameMaker app in 1.0 release is a very decent beta demo copy and has many
>>powerful features.  Though one minor (:-)) feature -- saving will be 
>>disabled on Oct 17, 1989.
>
>Too bad.  The chances we'll have 1.0 available for general use
>before then are about zero.  Without a full demo, we'll be less
>inclined to get addicted to it, and thus less likely to
>site-license it for our organization of 35,000 people...
	... (more stuff to make to make company sales reps cry)

I don't know what organization that is but if it is really of that magnitude
and really needs publishing software, I am SURE that Frame would be happy to
grant you a temporary license and provide instruction and support- just give
them a call.  They didn't get where they are today by sealing their product
in a box and selling it to Egghead.  They live by corporate accounts, and I
know they would be accomodating.  They would be silly not to give you what you
want, and you'd be silly not to ask.  They're even right here in the bay area.

I have no association with Frame, but thanks to their demo I've had a chance to
try out their neat product.

Jonathan Dubman