RE: Model 400 upgrade cost

[Winchester Terry <terry.winchester@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

> 1)  Why are you staying at V4R5 and not going to V5R1?
> Support of older
> clients?

Clients?  No, I'm just a programmer who wants one for home
(as I indicated in my original post).


> 2)  The model 400 will upgrade to V5R1.  However it will NOT
> accept any
> follow on releases.  Link available upon request.

I'd be happy at V4R5 :)

> 3)  I can understand a desire for internals.  It is my
> understanding that
> some of the timeshares will not let you access certain API's, adopt
> authority, etc.  And if you do the kind of programming I do - you'd go
> nuts.  However if you stick with the 'traditional' stuff then maybe a
> timeshare would be a better deal.  Let them keep current and
> not sweat you.

I'd like to do anything I want, including MI :)

> 4)  Sorry I don't know anything about the legality of transferring
> licenses, upgrade fees, etc.  Perhaps your business partner
> could help you
> out better.

I have no need for a BP.

> Rob Berendt
> --
> "They that can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary
> safety deserve neither liberty nor safety."
> Benjamin Franklin
>
>                     Winchester Terry
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> This may be a little OT but..
>
> I might be able to get a used Model 400.  It is currently
> running V3R7 and
> it has
> a copy of V4R3 in the box uninstalled.  IF I could get this
> *cheap*, does
> anyone
> know what it would cost to upgrade to V4R5 (I've heard that
> you can get all
> of the
> compilers by PTF).
>
> I'm just a programmer who wants to have one for home :)
>
> Any ideas or thoughts on this?
>
> Thanks,
> Terry
>
>