-=> Jeff Mcclain wrote to Frank Sexton <=-
 JM> -> Hmm... more experienced maybe, but you missed another
 JM> -> important point.  The Wizard is built ONLY for people who
 JM> -> are using Windows or Mac as their operating system.  I
 JM> -> guess it could be that these folks need it worse than some
 JM> -> other (grin).
 JM> -> --- Blue Wave/OS2 v2.30
 JM> 
 JM> 
 JM> Frank, The numbers I have seen from a tracking program indicate that
 JM> almost 85% of the people are using Windows 95 or Windows 3.x or Windows
 JM> NT. Macintosh users are at about 2.5%. The users that hit our web pages
 JM> and are using OS/2 are at .22%. I have found a work around so the Wizard
 JM> can run in Win-OS/2 session, and I have posted it here. I loved OS/2
 JM> when I ran my BBS at home. It was very stable, and the multi-tasking was
 JM> fantastic. But to develop a application for a OS that it's own creators
 JM> have pulled development for would not make economic sense.
 JM> 
 JM> Jeff McClain
 JM> 3Com Online Support
Well Jeff, did MicroSoft pay you for that plug?
I think you have missed the point.  The point is options.  I don't own
a MicroSoft OS, or a MAC.  I am presently using Linux.  Give me a Wizard
to flash my modem and it may as well be a door stop.  Options Jeff, options!
If you and 3Com understand that and continue to provide me with SDL's
to flash my modems I will continue to buy.  When you stop I will stop
buying.
I now have three Couriers.  I am not a sysop who bought on some deal, 
I'm just the average Joe on the corner.  I spent a lot of money on 
these modems.  My continued support of you and 3Com will be a direct 
reflection on your support of me, the average Joe.
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