On Sunday, 29 November 1992 13:42:36 UTC-6, David P. Forrai  wrote:   
   > I read in the November 1992 issue of Atari Advantage Magazine that   
   > Mike Vederman has dissolved Double Click Software.  All DC products   
   > will be released into the public domain except for Data Diet, which   
   > has been picked up by Keith Gerdes new company Trace Technologies and   
   > Storm which has been picked up by Advantage Software.  Nothing was   
   > said of the Game Workbench.   
   >    
   > Mike V. is supposed to be uploading the DC stuff to CompuServe real   
   > --    
   > David P. Forrai   
   > uucp:	  ...!{decvax,hplabs,ncar,purdue,rutgers}!gatech!prism!gt1448b   
   > Internet: gt1448b@prism.gatech.edu   
      
   I'm back! But I sold all of my equipment in 1993 or 1994 to the then president   
   of the Houston ACE. I don't have anything left but the final products which   
   are available and scanned and stories and pics on The Double Click Software   
   Atari ST Internet    
   Archive Museum (Official) at http://www.deadmike.com/DCS   
      
   deadmike.com is my domain. after atari i became religious about skydiving. one   
   could say it made me the man i am today.   
      
   if you have my hard drive with all the double click source code, email me at   
   DoubleClickSoftware AT deadmike.com   
      
   It would be fun to release it all on github. Paul and Keith are digging up   
   their source which we will release at some point this year.   
      
   - mike vederman   
      
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