When did Microsoft acquire Interbase?

     ----- Original message ----------------------------------------
     From: "Simon James" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
     To: "GPCG Talk" <[email protected]>
     Received: 15/05/2007 20:31:49
     Subject: Re: [GPCG_TALK] MS SQL 2000 purchase options.


     >>   Hi Andrew,

     >>   For the record, Genie has always been Mac compatible, and doesn't 
rely on
     >>   any Microsoft products.

     >>   Cheers,
     >>   Simon  


     >>   > <snip> I strongly urge all users to avoid Microsoft products 
wherever
     >>   > possible, but especially on database servers.
     >>   >  
     >>   > Peter.
     >>   > <snip>
     >>   >  
     >>   >  
     >>   > Which rules out any doctors running the following medical software;
     >>   > Medical Director 
     >>   > Practix
     >>   > MSS Classic
     >>   > Profile
     >>   > Medtech32
     >>   > Pracsoft
     >>   > Totalcare
     >>   > Blue Chip
     >>   > Shexie
     >>   > Locum
     >>   > RXMedical
     >>   > Genie etc
     >>   >  
     >>   > So that seems to cover 90% plus of Australian doctors, about which 
we are
     >>   > talking on this forum are we not ?
     >>   >  
     >>   > So does your comment not sound a little out of place here Peter ?
     >>   >  
     >>   > Andrew Cameron.
     >>   >  
     >>   > 
     >>   > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
     >>   On
     >>   > Behalf Of Peter Machell
     >>   > Sent: Tuesday, 15 May 2007 1:36 PM
     >>   > To: General Practice Computing Group Talk
     >>   > Subject: Re: [GPCG_TALK] MS SQL 2000 purchase options.
     >>   >  
     >>   > 
     >>   > On 15/05/2007, at 10:26 AM, Greg Twyford wrote:
     >>   > 
     >>   > 
     >>   > Peter,
     >>   > 
     >>   >  
     >>   > 
     >>   > And how do you know they'll reactivate it after you've installed 
it? Does the
     >>   > seller peel the little sticker with the licence key off the server 
case it
     >>   > came from?
     >>   > 
     >>   >  
     >>   > 
     >>   > I'm talking about using the MSSQL server only, which doesn't require
     >>   > activation. The rest of SBS can go in the bin where it belongs.
     >>   > 
     >>   > 
     >>   > At least there are no upgrade paths with MS server products 
anymore, so it
     >>   > won't be one that someone has used to get a valid licence for a 
current
     >>   > version.
     >>   > 
     >>   >  
     >>   > 
     >>   >  
     >>   > 
     >>   > 
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