runtime vs development filepro

[Mike Schwartz-PC Support & Services]

> The only thing that seems to bite once is a while is license con-
> currency. Under certain conditions in the past (and it may exist today)
> if you had someone in "d" program, and someone tried to run a "r"
> program it would look at the license count for the lower amount
> (typically the "d" value) and complain about exceeding user count when
> you had scores of unused "r" license slots.
> 
> --
> Walter

	In the past, I have had to purchase both a 64 user *Quickstart*
runtime and a 64 user *Plus* runtime along with the 5-user development
license.

	The only time this problem bites me is if I need to run dclerk or
dreport for some reason, like if I need to turn on debug.  If you never need
to run debug, then you could avoid the need to purchase the 64-user Plus
license. 

	Disclaimer:  Since I believe that fPtech now bundles the Quickstart
stuff in with filePro plus, maybe you will be getting both a Quickstart and
a Plus 64 user runtime license when you upgrade.

	Frank, could you ask Susan about this, and then get back to us and
let us know what happens?

Thanks!

Mike Schwartz