David

I like you comment!

 

Gunnar Ekblad

Kontema IT AB

Hästholmsvägen 32

131 30 Nacka

Sweden

 

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Hi Gunnar, 

 

A long time ago I tried to sell a record player I had for five dollars. No
one would buy it. They said something must be wrong with it for that price.
I raised the price 500% and sold it to the next person I talked to. Go
figure.

 

Maybe Rbase should offer Rbase “Platinum” for corporate decision makers that
feel they have to spend big. The “Platinum” edition priced comparably to MS
or Oracle could include all Rbase’s products bundled into one nice big
expensive package with a years worth of VIP support for a cost that would
catch the attention of corporate buyers who like to spend money.

 

Regards,

Dave Fitts

 

 

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Ekblad
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Subject: [RBASE-L] - SV: 7.1 on Server 2008?

 

Karen 

Can you please explain why so many people do not hesitate to spend big bucks
for MS and not spend small bucks for RBTI.

 

I have never figured that out. It seems like
people/customers/clients/decisionmakers /who ever or someoneelse thinks that
MS is a must. And I myself stay on on MS 2000 but I am current on 7.6 

 

Gunnar Ekblad

Kontema IT AB

Hästholmsvägen 32

131 30 Nacka

Sweden

 

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A client of mine won't budge off 7.1 ("ain't broke, so don't fix it").
Just called me to say they're getting a new server, will be running
Microsoft Server 2008.   They're all panicked about whether 7.1 will work on
the new OS.   I told them their product is out of date so RBTI will not
certify that.

So I'm just wondering if anyone out there is by any chance running this
combination and can tell me that it WILL work.

Thanks!

Karen

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