On Wed, 29 Oct 1997, Bruce Toback wrote:
> Marco Zamora writes:
> >I'm pretty suspicious of this e-mail [...snip...]
> >Further info:
> >        IGC.ORG is registered to the "Institute for Global Communications."
> >It's web page (www.igc.org) shows that the IGC is a pro-peace/human rights/
> >/ecology/labor/women's movement.
> >Hardly a place for a commercial query from "LARC" or JetForm, which has
> >its own
> >domain name (jetform.com).
> Martin Gorfinkel is the original author of Fantasia, and IS pretty much
> LARC. Proactive and others distributed the product, but Martin wrote it.
> He also wrote TDP, which is (was) HP's markup-style document processor.

Whoops! I stand corrected. (I always wondered about the reason behind the name
of the @[log in to unmask] account.)

> It's not clear that someone involved in a commercial enterprise can't
> also be pro-peace, pro-human rights, pro-ecology, pro-labor, and/or
> female or pro-female. Heck, I'm involved in a commercial enterprise, and
> I'm all those things except one. (I avoid labor whenever possible.)

It's not that I'm *against* IGC (on the contrary, I was pretty interested in
the activities described on their web page and I intend to find out more about
them), but if someone sends mail asking for info on behalf of a company using
another company's address, I get suspicious. (Remember the HP World 97 CD?).

Thanks to Shawn Gordon and Gary Groves who also pointed out this fact.

I'll send my info ASAP, and my gripes about the incompatibilites between
Fantasia 3000 and Fantasia/UX, which I hope will be adressed in the new version
:-).

Cheers...                               Marco Zamora