Re: Delphi subscription

"Ed Dressel" <none> wrote in message news:4595e89a@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
I renewed my subscription to Delphi Enterprise--but is it worth anything?
I
haven't heard anything from Borland. With all these new Turbo products, I
thought someone would have sent me something.

The Turbo's are a cut-down version of your existing Delphi, so why should
Borland send you anything?

Regards
Uffe Kousgaard


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