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From: csr@ubvax.UB.Com (Chris Ranch)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac.programmer,comp.sys.mac,comp.protocols.appletalk
Subject: 32 bit clean CAPPs Editor
Keywords: Capps editor
Message-ID: <28310@ubvax.UB.Com>
Date: 29 Mar 90 19:25:52 GMT
Organization: Ungermann-Bass, Inc., Santa Clara, CA
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Developers:
	Our product, MacUWS (Terminal emulation, Telnet, FTP, scripting,
MacTCP), uses Symantec's CAPPs editor library.  Unfortunately, Symantec 
discontinued CAPPs last year, and are not supporting it.  And it is quite 
32-bit-dirty.  Of course, we would like to be System 7.0 compatible, and 
A/UX compatible.
	The first solution that Symantec offered to us was to sell us 
the source code for CAPPs for $5000, and let us fix the problem ourselves.  
	Then they said that they might be able to find a customer who had
bought the source code and fixed it who would be willing to sell us the 
fixed library.  But (strangely enough :-)) they were unable to find one.
	So, is there anyone out there who bought and fixed the CAPPs
source code, and would like to recoup a portion of the $5000 you spent plus
a reasonable fee for the 32 bit clean-up?  If so, please contact me via 
this medium, or at (802) 658-9351.  Thanks.
					Larry Fisher
					Ungermann-Bass, Inc.
					larryf@ubvax.ub.com
	Also, if anyone has a 32-bit clean editor library that does fonts,
search/replace, etc, and are willing to sell it, or license it in some way,
please call us.

	Another contact is:


-- 
Chris Ranch
Ungermann-Bass, Inc
(408)562-7957      csr@ubvax.ub.com