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To: Michael Sphar who wrote (3435)	5/30/1998 1:48:00 AM
From: TEDennis	Respond to of 7491

Michael: Re: "This to me is the easy part." I agree. It's easy to find .EXE or .COM or *.DLL (or any of several others) in a directory. And, it's easy to find those entries in a list of CSHK compiled information ... which presumably has some information in it to identify where in the product's files to look for level specific information. The hard part is gathering all that data in the list. And, then keep it current. There is some value in that gathering and maintaining, assuming that the vast majority of software products and related components are in the list. I doubt that it's worth $79.95, though. In fact, there are tools available that will identify software that has updates of any kind (Y2K or otherwise) available. Oil Change and TuneUp, to name a couple, and they're less than 1/2 that price. I see the value being the identification of user written "stuff". If "Winlennium" (I hate marketeers and their name games!) doesn't do that, then their market penetration won't be very good. Too little, too late. My opinions, of course. I'm afraid to ask if any progress has been made resolving the several other red flags that chased me away originally. So, I won't. Regards, TED