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From: Robert Goemans <[e-mail]>
Subject: Re: Re(2): 3.1 Registration
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>From:    IN%"[e-mail]"
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>Subject: Re: Re(2): 3.1 Registration
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>>     I agree 100%, when they enter info from users' registration
>> cards, that could just go into a database that could automatically create
>> user account on a BBS, and give the users appropriate access.  This way,
>> if you need disk #31, you would have access to it and could download it.
>> Much easier and much more cost effective than mailing out the disks.  In
>> fact, they could use a BBS to handle all future upgrades as well.  It
>> would save so much money just by elimitating mailing costs, they could
>> put that extra money into an early release of Toaster Paint.  Hehe, wishful
>> thinking.
>
>I'd hate to have to download an upgrade like 3.0's!
>
>JG

What's more, chances are not every Toaster user has a modem.  However, a
database of support programs, data and text files, and what not would be nice.
Of course, there's no reason why NewTek have to be the people to do it.

R Goemans