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On Wed, 24 Oct 2001, Carl Galgano wrote: > It is a shame. The Premenos/Harbinger/Peregrine product has always been one > of the best, if not the best in the industry. When it was Premenos, the > product AND the support were first class. When Harbinger bought them, the > support when down hill, and now with Peregrine, I wonder if ANYONE has a > clue. The sales staff is unresponsive, and support is a joke. I also feel > their eV5 release is not as strong as the previous releases. The mapper is > a VB based client/server app and is a little flaky sometimes. Wow... this is EXACTLY how I feel about the eV5 software from Peregrine. I originally started using version 2 of their software when they were Premenos, and I loved it. When Harbinger took over, the software remained stable -- though the tech support was pointless! (If the problem was serious enough that I couldn't figure it out myself, their tech support wouldn't figure it out either! Usually took a month or so before they'd get a programmer involved and finally get things worked out) Now, with Peregrine and eV5, I have little that's nice to say about them. I hate the visual mapper -- it's not at _all_ easier than the green screen version. But it's much slower, much much MUCH more difficult to get it installed and working. And it's flaky. I don't run Windows, either, so the fact that the visual mapper requires Windows means that I have to go to someone else's desk to set up maps. (That wasn't a problem with the green-screen version!) It's very unfortunate. I sincerely hope that these are merely growing pains of theirs and that things will improve...
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