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To: angel who wrote (2439)	2/17/1998 10:54:00 AM
From: TEDennis	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 3391

angel: Yes, CSGI's tool produced an error. No surprise to anybody with any kind of experience. And, it was corrected ... manually ... by setting up a rule to handle the situation, then rerunning the conversion ... which 'tech' will undoubtedly say proves that it is "fully automated". Which will start another round of meaningless hype and counter-hype. Why don't you guys just knock off the inter-personal bickering crap? It sure would make this thread a lot more pleasant to follow. TED

To: angel who wrote (2439)	2/17/1998 3:43:00 PM
From: tech	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 3391

My little angel, You have posted so many lies and so much misinformation on this thread, that NO ONE even takes you seriously anymore. THE FACTS ========= CSGI's toolset is, in my opinion, the fastest, most accurate, and cost effective toolset on the market. With only a staff of approx. 30 people, CSGI will has the greatest potential growth. Motorola is extremely happy with the project. this is what I wrote and it is still true: CSGI's tool is FULLY-AUTOMATED. No one can manually convert a line of code. The toolset does it all. Therefore, since more people equals a greater chance for errors and CSGI's toolset does not allow people to manually convert code, their error rate will be much less than those who do manual conversions or use automated assisted conversion tools that depend on hundreds of programmers. DAMN RIGHT! p.s. you haven't apologized yet for making you latest false post regarding which Pres. was fired. When you get a chance, make sure you apologize to all the members on this thread for your latest lie. Have a nice day. Your buddy. tech. Oh, I almost forgot.... Mohahahaha