Also Pascal, for which we need another 128K memory. We have given a demo for Hal Elgie, a consultant for Sirius who was highly impressed, especially with Autodesk. Mike's Victor dealership seems to have opened some doors. He could probably get a dealership for other machines if it would be useful. There was considerable discussion of the terms on which we want to sell the programs.
Victor does all support.
We provide a program in object form. Victor promotes it as its own and pays us royalties, probably a fixed amount per copy. If Victor is serious, we should be able to get a substantial advance when we close the deal. We keep it as our own, but they publicize it to dealers and the public as one of the good things on their system. They are not in these minutes, because they would give a false air of precision and because widely distributed pieces of paper tend to pass before unauthorized eyes in spite of all precautions.