Cold Dog comment

[Alis Whitt]

I would strongly recommend that you use Karen's information below (i.e.,
the U.S.  address for Hot Dog Standard).  From the online documentation at
sausage.com, I'd mistakenly gathered that I had to pay up front for the
pro version, then went through the convoluted process to get the
University to buy the pro version.  Meanwhile, I downloaded the standard
version to begin tinkering.  By the time Sausage Software received the
check and I received my registration key, the software I'd purchased was
#1 outdated and #2 not available to download from the net.  I sent the $$
to purchase pro version 1, and by the time I received the key, only pro
version 2 was available.  To their credit, an email note explaining the
situation and a promise to send the extra $$ was all it took to get a key
to version 2.  (And in case anyone's listening, the check's in the mail --
the proverbial line of all time.)

With respect to Hot Dog's merit, I can say this.  It's a nice program, 
but without Windows 95, I find it a pain to edit all my documents after 
they're transferred to a host computer.  The version of Windows I use 
doesn't allow a .html extension, only .htm, but hey, that's my problem, 
not Hot Dog's.

Alis Whitt			 		Interlibrary Loan Coordinator
whitt at stono.cofc.edu	     				College of Charleston

On Sat, 30 Mar 1996, Karen G. Schneider wrote:

> Just for the record, it turns out Tiger Software carries Hot Dog (thanks,
> Larry Schankman) and as they told me, they have a US distributor.  The
> funny part was on the way home tonight I finally got around to browsing
> Internet World, and... yes... there was the phone number for Anawave, the
> U.S. distributor: 714-250-7262.  I didn't bring home the number for Tiger,
> but they are listed with 800 information (800-555-1212).
> 
> Several folks recommended Webmania, which looked very similar to Hot Dog.
> 
> Thanks for all the help!
> 
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> Karen G. Schneider * kgs at bluehighways.com * http://www.bluehighways.com/
> Cybrarian * Columnist, American Libraries, Internet Law Researcher
> Author, The Internet Access Cookbook (e-mail Neal-Schuman at icm.com)
> These opinions strictly mine and those of Blue Highways
> 
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