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To: TheBigSur who wrote (819)	4/25/1998 6:52:00 PM
From: jhild	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 7491

I get your drift. I just can't off hand think of any one I know that will feel anything other than ripped off if that is all the program does for $80. Compare that to say a program like Street Maps, bundled with a complete phone listing of the US for a price 1/3 less than $79.95 and I would have to agree with that. But then call me picky. It might have a chance if the 11th hour stuff was itself shareware. Then people could decide for themselves whether it had value. BtwdIk. So I take it the program most definitely does not look at the code itself and determine if it is processing dates and then change the code of the programs. It only looks to see which version of a program it has found and then if the original manufacturer of the program has a patch they will then run the patch? If they find nothing then they give a listing of the phone numbers and web sites. Is that about it? Or have I missed something important? TIA