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From: Dave Wood <dpw@thomsoft.com>
Subject: Re: Ada 95 for Windows is here!
Date: 1996/08/02
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whiting_ms@corning.com (Matt Whiting) wrote:
> 
> > 1. Contact your local sales rep or call us at
> > 1-800-833-0042 to arrange an Early Adopter
> > purchase of Personal, Professional, and
> > Enterprise products.
> 
> I don't know who my local sales rep is and two calls to the above 800 number
> have gone unanswered.  Well, the machine answered and took my messages, but
> nobody returned either call and the first call was nearly a week ago.

Mea culpa, error corrected.  (By the way, does anyone know 
if there are voice mail systems written in Ada?)  

At any rate, for local contact info:

http://www.thomsoft.com/Locations.html

 
> Also, is the "Enterprise" product the same as the ActivAda/NT product?  I don't
> recall the early version of ActivAda having an "Enterprise" edition.

There is not an exact mapping of ActivAda to ObjectAda.  Whereas
different versions of ActivAda ran on different versions of Windows,
all ObjectAda for Windows products run on either Windows 95 or NT
(including the new 4.0 by the way), so the packaging distinction
is now strictly based on type of user:  academic, personal, 
professional, and enterprise (program/ project/ multi-user).

Thanks for the query - we appreciate your interest.

-- Dave Wood
-- ObjectAda for Windows:  http://www.thomsoft.com

"We do Ada...
 We do Java...
 We import C code...
 But why botha?"