Register Your Interest in a Forward Move

[lava]

This new topic is to discuss the feasibility of a User initiative to move PowerCadd forward. In the other forums there have been wide ranging discussions about different scenarios which could allow this to happen. This Topic is for you to register your interest in supporting and/or participating in that effort. We don't know yet what form it might take, nor any specifics. But some basic premises are:

–– We are committed to contributing effort and capital to see PowerCadd moved forward to current and future operating systems so that we may continue to use it to produce our work, and access our past work readily.

–– We are committed to seeing Todd Stanley be compensated for the value of PowerCadd, and to work to move it forward without financial risk nor personal stress for him.

If you are willing to contribute and/or participate then register your interest by posting just once here so we can easily count. Reserve other discussion for new Topics in this forum. Thanks.

[SteveMouzon]

I am interested. I have two seats, but know of another half-dozen seats where the owners are highly interested in seeing it move forward.

[nametabb]

Only one seat but would be interested in seeing PowerCADD move forward

[justfinearchitects]

We have 4 seats and are very interested in PowerCADD being able to continue.

[RRichards]

2 seats here.

[bellarchitect]

I will participate in any fashion necessary to keep PC going. I appreiate Greg and Derek getting this started and agree with any of the options stated. Thanks - Frank Bell Architect Pittstown NJ

[poolvibe]

5-6 seats here. I would pay a healthy premium to move forward...

[DavidScottOrkney]

Five seats here.

[EduardoJB]

One seat for now, but at least two people who worked with me when I still had my office are still using PC in old machines, so they might be interested too. I work in a project management office now and the office was hoping to move to limited design, and I was recommending PC… I’ll help as far as my resources let me.

[Joe Mattei]

One seat here. Willing to help... just finished a $4 million veterinary hospital using PC. I've got a few more projects to go before I hang up my electronic T-square.