On 11/26/05, Richard Knoppow <dickburk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > > http://www.bjp-online.co.uk/public/showPage.html?page=305832 > > The subject line of this post is, perhaps, a bit overly > hopeful. The story has the details. Unfortunately, the part > of Agfa that makes paper and film is not part of this deal. > It appears that what has been sold is the division that > makes and services one-hour mini-labs. Yes you are right Richard. Even though I copied the subject line directly from the article to this post's subject, it is certainly misleading; my apologies for propagating mis-information. Quoting Mr. Michael Mueller, CEO of a & o group said in a statement: "*The contract of purchase has been signed. The production of chemicals for all films and papers that are necessary for the development of photographs will continue on this site"*. His statement is ambiguous, since AGFA has film developers other than Rodinal, and because Rodinal isn't *necessary *to develop all AGFA films, then one can't conclude that Rodinal is covered in the purchase. regards Peter