Re: [foxboro] More future direction questions.

  • From: David Johnson <drjohn@xxxxxxxxxx>
  • To: foxboro@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
  • Date: Fri, 14 Oct 2005 08:11:10 -0500

Alex,

It's not that this discussion (and great ASCII art) of how use ATSs to let 
I/A version 8 stuff co-exist with older installed I/A components isn't 
FASCINATING (as I roll my eyes). But, it seems that the general level of 
confusion means that Foxboro needs to make a fairly comprehensive guide to 
getting to version 8.0.  Put it on their (and maybe our) web site and then 
you could field questions that aren't covered by the guide.  ( Thus freeing 
you up to answer more important questions from me.)  Foxboro could then 
incorporate those answers into the guide and before long, configurations 
that you guys never thought of would be mapped out for all to see.

David Johnson (unofficial Foxboro marketing genius & ASCII art stealer)



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