Dale, I have readed this topic with interes, maybe because thats is
what I hapened every monts. So I understood your pain after 100 hours or
more spend to solve a problem for an undecided customer. The only advice i
can gave you is to remember that everything you are doing in this life is
just for yourself ( and not for money or a better life or something like
that, bulshits that your [and mine] capitalist society are learning you
from your born day ). With other words, do not count what you left in your
back ( a multibilionaire Microsoft company, or nothing ) but the way in\
which you spend your life. If you were happy when your pic project was
running is the best payment. Is difficult to understood what I have
written here if you are under 40 years old. But probably you'll remember
at 60.

Best regards, Vasile


On Mon, 11 Feb 2002, Dale Botkin wrote:

> Nothing...  already thought of that, in fact.  We'll see how the efforts
> to get a response go.  I don't prticularly want to be a manufacturer, but
> it's not like it wld be the first time.  I can do it.
>
> Dale
> --
> "Curiosity is the very basis of education and if you tell me that
> curiosity killed the cat, I say only the cat died nobly."
>           - Arnold Edinborough
>
>
> On Sun, 10 Feb 2002, Mark Newland wrote:
>
> > Since he has not paid for the services that you provided, he should not own
> > the rights to that code or any other work that you have done.  This would
> > probally mean that you still own the rights to it.  What would prevent you
> > from marketing the product yourself?
>
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