I get that it took a long time, But it will be a big project to bring what they have into the current version. They may be stuck with the older ASP.Net for some time, which could limit what they can do.

As for being twice my age, you'd have to north of 100.


>I think that this is a pretty good strategy for this product, which is popular in the small to medium business world. Sage has retained the basic functionality and appearance- which is familiar to tens of thousands of users, but has made the product available either in the browser or the desktop.
>I work in that world, and getting browser access to desktop application data is a huge benefit that was previously so costly that only very large companies could afford it.
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>While Sage was at it, they brought the C code forward to C#.
>Of course when they started this project- which took several years- they knew that newer technology would be available when they finished- but they did it anyway.
>This was a big bet, and I think that it was a good one.