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From: knf@druxo.UUCP (FricklasK)
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Subject: Re: AMIGA DEVELOPMENT KIT UPDATE: SORRY
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Date: Tue, 26-Nov-85 01:41:44 EST
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Posted: Tue Nov 26 01:41:44 1985
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>> Also to the guy who complained that if you can't afford $3000
>> for a development system, you can't afford what it takes to
>> produce software: It does not require MONEY do develop good
>> software.

>But if you can't afford $3000 for a development system, then you can't
>afford what it takes to *MARKET* the software ( Call up Amiga World and
>find out how much an advertisement costs ).


Point taken, but a development organization is not necessarily a marketing
organization, nor does it need to be.  One can always (with a sufficiently
developed product) get a company with marketing experience and clout 
(financially speaking, of course) to pick up your product as part of their
line.  Quit a few small software developers/companies work this way.

    '`'`
    Ken
    '`'`