Please eliminate the Internal customer conundrum!

[KP]

However, Kimball's original thought should not be buried under out OT discussion.

Agreed, but the people who are able to comment don't inhabit the forum. I think the subject should probably be addressed to management through contact with our sales department: [email protected]

[qwerty]

This is the usual "growing company's internal organization conundrum" as I would put it.

@Kimball: would you send your above post to above state mail address?

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[AndyJ]

State mail?

Snail mail? Sales email?

[qwerty]

No. I missed the final "d": stated  

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[AndyJ]

Obvious, now that you've pointed it out.

<shakes head sadly>

I'm often appalled at the obtuse paths taken by my brain...

[qwerty]

You are (/your brain is) in a maze of twisty little passages, all alike  

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[skiwi]

You are (/your brain is) in a maze of twisty little passages, all alike  

XYZZY

[qwerty]

2 days ago I downloaded a version compiled for the Mac. It's not the original one I played on a PDP11 but a later version called Zork. But basically it's the same game. I'm endeavoring it with my 11 year old son :-)

(Sorry for going abroad with this thread)

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[AndyJ]

You are (/your brain is) in a maze of twisty little passages, all alike  

XYZZY

Nothing happens.

[qwerty]

Of course. You're not in the building. Nor in the room where the letters XYZZY are written at the wall. Try PLUGH!

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