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Date: Thu, 9 Sep 2004 21:34:45 PDT7
From: "Steven Levine" <steve53@earthlink.net >
Reply-To: scoug-help@scoug.com
To: scoug-help@scoug.com
Subject: SCOUG-Help: ECS 1.2 Group Purchase

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In <200409091936.2742942.10@scoug.com>, on 09/09/04
at 07:36 PM, "Harry Motin" said:

>I've been away on business for a couple of weeks, so I'm a little rusty
>on a couple of issues.

Welcome back.

>I remember that there was some discussion about
>SCOUG getting reduced rate group purchases of eCS 1.2.

This is in progress. You will see the discussion as you catch up on
unread mail in SCOUG-Help.

> 1. What's the status of this?

Folks have been telling me what they want to order. I just finialized the
pricing with Roderick today. He was out of town for the weekend too. I
don't want to detail the pricing on a public list, so I'll be sending
emails to all those that have indicated they want to order.

> 2. What's the price? Is there a different price for an upgrade to 1.2
>version and outright new purchase of 1.2?

It's going to vary, depending on what you want. See www.ecomstation.biz
and click on any of the shopping links. We can order anything from the
price list. There are a number of upgrade options. We can also order OO
and the SVISTA beta. Of course the App Pack includes both OO and SVISTA,
so you have to decide what makes sense for you.

If you decide you want to participate, let me know what you want to order
along with quantities..

> 3. When are we going to make the purchase?

I'd like to get the order placed by very early next week, so this weekend
is going to be it for requests. Then Roderick and I will need to the the
admin of making sure the order is correct wrt what the individuals are
qualified for. I was hoping to actually have CDs in hand for this month's
meeting, but everything always takes longer than one would wish.

>Also, I would like to know if anyone has upgraded their eCS system from
>the original eStylerLite to XWorkplace? And if you did, was it a simple
>installation on top of eStyler, or did you have to do something more
>extensive, such as uninstall?

I think you mean eWorkPlace. to XWorkplace. XWorkPlace knows how to
install itself over eWorkPlace. eStylerLite is a separate product which
will coexist with eWP or XWP.

Regards,

Steven

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