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From: tower@buita.bu.edu (Leonard H. Tower Jr.)
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Subject: example wanted
Keywords: source code bankrupt support
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Date: 25 Jul 90 21:45:04 GMT
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	[ I am posting this for Simson.  Please send replies to him at:
		simsong@mit.edu
	  thanx -len
	]

For an article and a book that I am writing, I am looking for examples
of people who bought programs from companies that later went bankrupt,
and were then unable to get support or do anything with their program
because they didn't have the source-code for it.

If anybody knows of an example, plese let me know:

		Simson L. Garfinkel
		simsong@mit.edu
		617-876-6111