Brian (and Craig),

I'm very disappointed in Apple about this. I'm trying to get a friend
who is a successful consultant to struggling businesses involved in
this. I think this is another example of what happens if you don't have
the time for tireless marketing and self-promotion. You can have a far
better product but just get ignored.

I'm going to try to get off a letter or two to Apple, with some of the
files I've done with GC. Curvus Pro is certainly an impressive product,
but when it came to how slow and awkward it was at 3D graphing, there
was no comparison. It was also bug-ridden, throughout, and I gave up on
it for everything except 2D graphs.

Chris

On Jun 15, 2005, at 3:58 AM, Brian Ferguson wrote:

> Hello Christopher and David,
>
> Apart from one or two questions from users I've not heard of before,
> there has been NOTHING in the way of discussion or comments that,
> despite statements that 'Graphing Calculator will be back in Tiger'
> and it isn't, what's going on?
>
> The only conclusion i can come to is the Ron Avitzur has been dudded
> again and 'Grapher' has taken over.
>
> I purchased two copies of GC for Windows, and the following message
> was received. It is blunt and I sense something has gone wrong.
> Seriously.
> ====
>
>> Ron,
>> This is just to say that my grandsons have installed nu2.exe and
>> registered. Thanks.
>> Not much feedback so far.
>> I note that Grapher comes with Tiger, but what happened to the
>> promised Graphing Calculator?
>> Or have you bee dumped again by Apple.
>> I am concerned.
>> Best wishes, Brian Ferguson
>> ===================
>>
>
> Hello,
> Apple acquired Curvus Pro from Arizona Software and renamed it Grapher
> to ship with Tiger.
> Best regards,
> Ron Avitzur
> ========
>
> Having paid out quite a bit to keep things going out of interest
> rather than need, I feel let down by
> Apple.
>
> --
> rgds brianF
> =======
>
>