CompuServe Thread

#SuperBASE

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#1653From: Richard Rae/SYSOPAug 14, 1988 10:36 AM
I don't know whether you're speaking of a short message-base session, or a casual conference, or what… but should we consider having this gentleman as a formal conference guest? What does everyone think? Rick
#1659From: Larry RosenmanAug 14, 1988 11:54 AM
FORMAL CO would be nice, after they get established… Give them a month to get their act together, get policies set, etc. Then a formal CO may be VERY useful and informative! Larry Rosenman
#1703From: Betty ClayAug 15, 1988 12:54 AM
Larry, Tim Arnot will only be available for the next three weeks. He is a member of the SuperBASE development team, thus a really knowledgeable person about the program. Dan Browning, who will operate the Precision office in the US, is not a member of the development team, but he will be an expert on their policies, etc. If interest warrants, it should be possible to have Tim on while he is here, with the discussion pointed toward the program itself – what it can or can't do and what you would like future versions to do. Later, we might have Dan on to discuss policies, support, and that sort of thing. Make sense?
#1680From: C. Davey UtterAug 14, 1988 6:23 PM
Rick, Oh yeah, let's get him online. I've got a few wordsto say to that company. …Dave
#1704From: Betty ClayAug 15, 1988 12:54 AM
OK, Dave. You got him. All we need is a convenient time set.
#1702From: Betty ClayAug 15, 1988 12:54 AM
You will probably notice that Tim made a number of comments in the SuperBASE discussion over in AmigaTECH's Languages section. (Using my ID.) He would be happy to be here for a formal conference if we have enough interest to warrant it. He will answer messages during the time he is here. I hope to have him drop by for at least one or two informal chats. Tim is a very friendly, helpful person. If you want him to be on, he will be here. But his time in the States is short. If we want a formal conference, we need to get it going.