Announcement: RainCode for COBOL now free

Major Change in License Agreement************************As from February
2005, the RainCode Engine for Ada, C, and COBOL under Win9X, NT, and Unixes
are available FREE of charge. These tools are used to perform automatic
source code analysis or transformation tasks, such as:- implementation of
coding guidelines;- development of specific code transformations and
restructuring;- source code migrations;- Etc.These freely available tools
are FULLY FUNCTIONAL and offered freely WITHOUT ANY LIMITATIONS. All is
needed to start using the RainCode Engine is to go through a no-nonsense
license agreement.Various forms of maintenance contracts are available to
support you in your RainCode projects, but the financialaspect of the
license itself has turned to a non-issue.The ambition of RainCode's new
strategy to offer free licenses of its main product is to distribute the
RainCode Engine more widely, and to give a much wider base of users the
opportunity to benefit from RainCode's very fine code-analysis capability
and great ability to manipulate and transform source code in an intelligent
way.To get your free RaiCode Engine  License******************************Log

on RainCode Online: http://www.raincode.com/onlineOn the home page, choose:
"RainCode product line".Then click on "Downloads" to find the RainCode
Engine of your choice.Further information***************Please contact:
Deborah Torrekensdeborah@raincode.com

"Deborah Torrekens" <deborah@phidani.be> wrote:
about the raincode site.

The site won't even let you get details about the
product unless you provide your Email address.
Maybe I'm overly paranoid, but it sure looks like
an address collection for spam scheme.  They don't
say what they intend to do with your information,
and they don't have a privacy policy page.

--
Ron
(user ron
in domain spamblocked.com)

Ron,

You can find all the information you want about the RainCode Engine for
COBOL
on http://www.raincode.com/cobolengine.html

Visiting this website, you will see that we are a well established, serious
company, and no spammer.
I'm sorry about the confusion.

Best regards,
Debbie

"Ron" <ron@address.below> wrote in message
 news:fgt311511dqumdigm7cimt7kf13f7egb8m@
4ax.com...
> "Deborah Torrekens" <deborah@phidani.be> wrote:
> about the raincode site.
>
>   The site won't even let you get details about the
> product unless you provide your Email address.
> Maybe I'm overly paranoid, but it sure looks like
> an address collection for spam scheme.  They don't
> say what they intend to do with your information,
> and they don't have a privacy policy page.
>
> --
> Ron
> (user ron
> in domain spamblocked.com)