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From: jim@lsuc.on.ca (Jim Mercer)
Subject: Re: AT&T in a meeting
Message-ID: <1990Oct22.145249.6455@lsuc.on.ca>
Organization: Law Society of Upper Canada, Toronto
References: <1990Oct18.142454.4320@jarvis.csri.toronto.edu>
Distribution: can
Date: Mon, 22 Oct 90 14:52:49 GMT

In article <1990Oct18.142454.4320@jarvis.csri.toronto.edu> drg@csri.toronto.edu (Dave Galloway) writes:
>The University of Toronto has AT&T source licenses for a bunch of AT&T
>products, including UNIX, C++, etc.  Up until 6 months ago, we dealt with
>someone at AT&T Canada when we wanted new releases and license changes.
>
>At that point, we were told that AT&T in the US was taking over the
>Canadian side of things, and were given a new contact in the States.
>Since then we have been unable to talk to anyone.  No one returns calls,
>and FAXes go unanswered.

The Law Society (Department of Education) is a Sys V 3.2.1 Licensee.

I started dealing with AT&T (Canada) last December.
When we finally got things rolling, i started receiving tapes.
it wasn't until the 4th set of tapes, that i got something i could read
on our 3B2.

by this time, AT&T (canada) no longer marketed source products.

fortunately, because of the media problems i was having, i was in contact
with AT&T (new jersey) before AT&T (canada) stopped selling source.

they have been responsive (maybe not speedy, but i did get answer's and action)

>Has anyone in Canada managed to get a source product out of AT&T in the
>last few months ?  If so, who did you talk to, and what is their phone
>number ?

send me email and i'll send the names & numbers to you.

>Even better, has anyone in Canada managed to get a copy of the source for
>C++ 2.1 (or even the pricing for it) ?

C++? what's C++?  8^)

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