Re: Some Vitesse Software Released as Freeware

[Joe Kohn <joko@NoMoreSpam.net.invalid>]

The rights to the GS/OS version of Ultima I are owned by Bill Heineman, as
they reverted back to him several years ago. Ultima I remains a commercial
software product, available only from Shareware Solutions II.

The software covered in this reclassification are the Renaissance series,
and the software for the Quickie.

Shareware Solutions II is the exclusive distributor of both Ultima I and
Harmonie, 2 programs that had formerly been available from Vitesse. 

Joe Kohn
Shareware Solutions II
http://users.foxvalley.net/~joko

 Mitchell Spector <a_specto@alcor.concordia.ca> wrote:
> sheppy@syndicomm.com wrote:

>>Joe Kohn, "Burger" Bill Heineman, and the Lost Classics Project have
>>obtained approval from Vitesse for the freeware release of all but two of
>>their Apple II products.  Only Faxcination and Harmonie are not included
>>in this reclassification.
>>
>>Yet another thrilling KansasFest announcement! :)

>     Where does that leave Ultima I for the IIgs? 

>     Is it now freeware, or is it another title excluded from the list that
> wasn't mentioned? (Joe picked up the distributing rights for that
> Vitesse title not too long ago).

> Mitchell Spector
> a_specto@alcor.concordia.ca




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