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Tom Jedrzejewicz wrote: > Maintenance is about financial stability and about responsiveness. If > you haven't purchased it and the system fails, you can usually call > the vendor and pay for the repair on a time-and-materials basis. But > the expense and response time are less predictable. Exactly ... which is why I want to either replace the system or put the current system on another maintenance contract. I want any upgrades to be done on my timetable. At this point, I'm leaning towards getting a new system. I just need to find a good deal. david
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