you just did.
I found and downloaded a trial copy
On Thu, 24 Apr 2008 23:03:53 +0200, "Ger Rietman"
<ger.rietman@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
>Hello all,
>Here is a dillemma I am wresting with for some time now, and I really
would
>appreciate your opinion on this one.
>I run a small software company in the Netherlands specialized in marine
>applications.
>I am a sailor myself and the proud owner of a 39' Nicholson ketch I and
my
>family use for extended cruising.
>I often found myself in a situation where I needed parts and other stuff
of
>which I was sure I had stored it somewhere on board but could not
remember
>where exactly. A 39-footer has a lot of spaces where you can loose a lot
of
>stuff. You may recognize this. Being a software developer I thought I
should
>be able to write a PC program to solve this pain, so I did. The result is
an
>inventory an provisioning program dedicated to boaters with many
filtering
>options including the option to find lost stuff on board back quickly. I
>called the program 'VisualBin' since it uses a visual method of
representing
>storage space on board.
>I have been using and improving the program for some years now and I like
it
>very much. Currently I have decided it is good enough to include it in
our
>company's product ****tfolio, in other words, to sell it to the sailing
and
>cruising community.
>I am convinced the program will benefit many cruising people and live
>aboards, for a fair price. Yet I do not know how to bring it to your
>attention without running the risk of being accused of spamming since it
>_is_ a commercial product.
>Any suggestions on how to show the benefits of VisualBin to you without
>publi****ng a link to the web site here?
>/Ger Rietman
>
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