Author: Anthony Boynes
Date: 12:01:25 11/10/00
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Saying that it will work is not enough. What if I purchase the product and there is operating system conflict? I won't take the chance of being stuck with a program that you won't help me with. Your business side of things dictates that you lose my business. On November 10, 2000 at 14:49:19, John Merlino wrote: >On November 10, 2000 at 01:09:09, Anthony Boynes wrote: > >>If Win NT and Win 2000 were important enough then they would be officially >>supported. > >OFFICIAL support for three essentially different platforms takes too long and >requires more testers than was financially feasable (given the financial state >that Mattel Interactive was in). I'm sure that this is no consolation to you, >the user, but that's the business side of things. There were 8 testers for 3 >months (not counting the 6 developers, who were also obviously spending a great >deal of time with the program, two of which were running Win2K). That was >considered adequate by all concerned. We'll see if they were right.... > >However, the development team has told me repeatedly that the program will "work >fine" on NT and Win2K. > >jm
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