Re: Win 64 reality so far

"Nick Hodges [TeamB]" <nickhodges@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
>
> I'd be curious to know what the actual percentage is (I'm assuming
> dripping sarcasm on your part here, correct me if I'm wrong). What do
> you think the percentage is?

Perhaps 50-50?
(I mean not in terms of revenue for Borland, neither do I mean in the US
only).
Many shops doing scientific apps don't buy Enterprise, and the larger
database-oriented enterprises buy more licences.

Still, in terms of "application produced with Delphi" it might be more
non-database centric apps than you think, although in monetary terms I think
they are pretty small for Borland. Still, they are a large part and
therefore important part of the user base - if you loose them you loose the
more "rabid supporters", the guys that spread the "Delphi gospel".


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