Are you a software house?

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Lucifer Box replied

19 August 2005, 21:06
Originally posted by xoggoth

Damn. I must get the combine harvester out tomorrow and give it a good reaping.

Xog is the lead singer in The Worzels, and I claim my crisp fiver. Look, there he is, second from the left.
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xoggoth replied

19 August 2005, 20:28
Damn. I must get the combine harvester out tomorrow and give it a good reaping.
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AtW replied

19 August 2005, 19:31
xog - your site looks less agrocultural now.
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xoggoth replied

19 August 2005, 17:59
Indeed. If you want programs for identifying bugs and weeds.

www.gatekeeperel.co.uk
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threaded replied

19 August 2005, 11:57
Originally posted by Bovvered

Anyone out there sell their software in addition to the contracting wing of their companies?

Yeps all the way from MacD priced shareware to multi-million one-offs.

Claim to fame: One of my bits of shareware is licenced and used by Rolls Royce to help develop maintenance schedules for the jet engines they make.

Sometimes think I really do not charge enough.

Anyways, if anyone from UK Gov is reading I can do you a practically off-the-shelf Child Support Support System for £500m which you must agree is an utter bargain compared to what you currently use.
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n5gooner replied

19 August 2005, 10:31
or how about a V&T after working through the MSFT MSDN I need some RnR and several G&T's, not forgetting to RTFM when somthing does not work!
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Jabberwocky replied

19 August 2005, 10:27
Don't you worry yourself about those awfully complicated buzzwords, now be a dear and fix me a G&T.
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Rebecca Loos replied

19 August 2005, 10:11
what is MSDN?
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OwlHoot replied

19 August 2005, 09:52
Originally posted by Rebecca Loos

I can sell you cheap versions of Windows and Office if you like - all genuine versions sourced from Malaysia

What about an up-to-date set of MSDN CDs?

They'd be quite useful to have, and poke about in; but I don't fancy forking out thousands.
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wendigo100 replied

19 August 2005, 09:28
No. I moved on from developing software years ago. I leave that to Indians and the like.
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Bovvered replied

19 August 2005, 09:21
Software house

I mean software you've developed yourself, Dilbert.
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Rebecca Loos replied

19 August 2005, 09:19
I can sell you cheap versions of Windows and Office if you like - all genuine versions sourced from Malaysia
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Bovvered started a topic Are you a software house?

19 August 2005, 09:14
Are you a software house?

Anyone out there sell their software in addition to the contracting wing of their companies?
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