25 May
2000
25 May
'00
10:56 a.m.
On Thu, May 25, 2000 at 06:54:41AM -0400, Bill Pechter
wrote:
Surprised you didn't hear that.
I was so mad I swore I wouldn't buy Norton* after that because
the support dropped too quickly and they didn't pick the best programs
to keep -- PC Tools for Windows got subsumed to the Norton Equivalents.
Nothing beat the older PC Tools.
Symantec's website seems to have some updates for the PCTools stuff.
I assume IBM got source.
Of course when I worked for IBM I ordered their AntiVirus suite...
Paid the support fee -- then IBM drops the program and unloades it to
be the base of Norton AntiVirus.
Figures.
And DEC unloads the PDP11 to Mentec and OS/2 gets killed.
So it goes.
BTW -- Thanks again for E11.
Bill
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It's interesting that they've been using
the Ramboost from Central Point
Software in it years after CPS got swallowed and eradicated by Symantec.
So *that's* what happened to CPS! I've been using the CPBACKUP that came
with PC-DOS (6.3?) for years, but a while back when I went looking to buy the
latest version (if any), I couldn't find any trace of CPS. Well I guess the
fact that they don't exist any more doesn't let them off the hook with their
agreement with IBM!!! CPBACKUP is still there, and so is CP UNDELETE.
John Wilson
D Bit