I work with fairly large companies but they count pennies just as much as some small companies. To be honest I don't look at the Stonefield Query as a way to increase my company profit, but rather give customers better tools. If they are happy they will recommend my product to other customers and that is where I will end up benefiting. But I want to be sure that if I offer my customers this tool, I will give them a total picture of cost now, and in the future.

>Hey, I been ignored before. I really like Doug stuff but most of my clients are small fry and just no way I can pass the fees on to them. In this econmy most don't hardly have enough to pay me.
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>>Don't worry; I ignored you at Hello (just kidding) <g>)
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>>>Please ignore - see thread for update by Doug.
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>>>>I agree that it was very good presentation. And the product (Stonefield query) is very impressive. I had some questions at the end (mostly about licensing and fees) but could not ask. Maybe if Doug is reading this, he can say if it is ok to ask these questions in this forum.
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>>>>>I think they recorded it, it was about 1 1/4 hours long - impressive presentation by Doug. I suspect they will post the link soon for the recording.
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>>>>>>Any chance of listening afterwards?
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>>>>>>>Just a reminder that tonight is the meeting with Doug Henning:
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>>>>>>>>December's speaker will be Doug Hennig presenting Stonefield query. December 18th, 8:30 EST.