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the end of the year to 350. The increasing success of the WinFax product consequently led to significant strains on the firm to handle the increasing volume of calls to its
Technical Support department, as each of the over 300 modems on the market at the time had their own nuances in how they implemented the fax data standard. Delrina spent roughly $ 800,000 in an improved telephone infrastructure in an attempt to get wait times to under five minutes. In December 1993 Delrina hired 40 additional people to help alleviate the growing number of calls to the firm for technical support. By the end of 1994 the situation had improved to the point where noted industry commentator
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1110:, an XDL financed venture developing network security software, was purchased by Bindview Development Corporation (NASDAQ:BVEW) in 2001. Marc Camm (Ex Delrina GM Desktop Communications Business Unit) was brought on by Bennie to manage Netect. After the Company was purchased, Camm joined Bindview as the E.V.P. of Marketing. Prior to joining Netect, Marc was the general manager of Symantec and systems group product manager for
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Canadian billionaire Robert Young, a native of Hamilton, Ontario, who co-founded Red Hat Inc (RHAT) and remains its chairman. Several of XDL's venture investments were in companies started or run by ex-Delrina employees who founded successful businesses, fostered by the innovative and entrepreneurial environment of Delrina. A few of the successes today are listed below:
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of WinFax from other fax software packages of the time was the deliberate attempt to make the program compatible with all fax/modems. Prior to the introduction of WinFax PRO 2.0, competitors concentrated primarily on building software that would only work with a single brand of fax/modem hardware. At the same time that it launched its WinFax PRO 2.0 product, Delrina also announced an
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successful ClickNet product family name strengthens the product and corporate identity. The company was eventually renamed
Entercept Security Technologies Inc. In 2004, Entercept was sold to Network Associates for $ 120M where they incorporated Entercept's technology into its McAfee line of antivirus protection and other security products.
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539:, and soon after both firms made public the fact that they had signed a letter of intent on a merger deal. However, just over a month later word came out that the merger talks had fallen through, at the time cited to differences over "complex legal, accounting and management issues". WordStar, whose share of the
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that bundled simple versions of the product (called "WinFax LITE") that offered basic functionality. Those wanting more robust features were encouraged to upgrade to the "PRO" version, and were offered significant discounts over the standalone retail version. All of this rapidly established WinFax as
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in preparation for the services the firm was about to offer. In
November of that year the division launched its Fax Broadcast service. The Fax Broadcast service allowed subscribers to upload a single fax and a recipient list to Delrina. Systems at Delrina would then send out the fax to the recipients
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Delrina several of the already-licensed cartoons brought over from their acquisition of Amaze Inc. were further developed into screensaver applications. The "Opus 'n Bill Brain Saver", which would land the company in court for copyright violations, was launched in 1993. Subsequent screensavers
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Delrina-branded version of WinFax was WinFax PRO 7.0, which shipped in late 1995, the subsequent version 8.0 being a Symantec product. There was no intervening version 5.0 or 6.0, and the jump to version 7.0 was purely a marketing decision, based on keeping up with the suite of products in
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PerForm and FormFlow were designed to allow users to create self-contained form applications which could be passed back and forth across a network. Both PerForm and FormFlow consisted of two distinct parts: "Designer", which created the form application, and "Filler", so users could submit the forms
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XDL Intervest focuses primarily on internet-specific entrepreneurial companies and Bennie brought in two new principals: Tony Van Marken, former CEO of
Architel Systems Corp. (ASYC), and Michael Bregman, former CEO of Second Cup Ltd. (T.SKL). XDL has assembled an established board and advisory team,
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in a stock deal worth $ 415 million US. The deal was first announced on July 6 of that year, with shareholders from both firms approving the merger on
November 20. The merger was completed on November 22, 1995 and Delrina officially became part of Symantec. The deal made the merged company the fifth
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communication package, (which was also used as the basis for
Delrina's own WinComm program). While these applications offered only rudimentary fax and online communication services in comparison to the mature Delrina products, Microsoft was perceived as a potentially serious future competitor in the
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By late 1994 the firm was considered one of the fastest-growing software companies in North America, and employed over 500 people, most located at its offices in Toronto. The firm's financial situation improved greatly, and by February 1995 Delrina was reported to have captured almost three-quarters
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The rapid growth in sales of this product was unexpected, with Bennie quoted in an interview from late 1993 as saying "the success of WinFax really caught us by surprise". With the success of the WinFax product, the company grew rapidly. By early 1993 the number of employees had grown to 250, and by
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Bundling the LITE version of WinFax proved to be lucrative for Delrina. Whenever a person used the program for the first time and submitted their registration information by fax to the company, Delrina would subsequently mail the user an upgrade offer for the PRO version. This sales technique proved
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market had by that time fallen to 5% (from a high of 80%) was seeking Delrina's advanced technologies while Delrina was hoping to utilize the other firm's established global sales network. Despite the failure of the merger talks, Bennie said soon after that "we're still convinced that a larger sales
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was formed in 1996 and was founded by Larry Levy, Delrina's European Managing Director. Levy acted as President and CEO with Bennie as the principal investor. The company raised a $ 120M round of finance with XDL Intervest participating in 2003. Protégé has successfully launched 20 U.S. companies
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Delrina was a catalyst for entrepreneurial talent and greatness, as many of the principals and employees of Delrina went on to find new successful ventures. With investments from Skapinker and Amato, and Bennie as lead Director, Davis went on to form Lanacom, which developed an early Internet "push
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The initial version of WinFax only worked on fax modems containing a specific chipset, and was only capable of sending faxes; it could not receive them. This was remedied with the launch of the WinFax PRO 2.0 product during the summer of 1991. One of the key factors that differentiated this version
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Despite the growing revenues, the company struggled to make a profit. Heavy expenditures—primarily marketing along with research and development costs—drove the firm's losses from $ 500,000 from 1989 to $ 1.5 million by the end of the following fiscal year. For fiscal 1991 it posted a net loss of $
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Delrina subsequently removed the wings from the toasters and replaced them with propellers in order to avoid trademark infringement. The module was also renamed from "Death Toasters" to "Censored Toaster Module". Thanks to the publicity from the court case, sales of this new version ended up being
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product. Software developer Tony Davis (another South African expatriate who had moved to Canada) was initially hired as a consultant to work on the forms line of products in the late 1980s, soon afterwards becoming part of that team. In his spare time he developed a prototype of what would become
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Josef Zankowicz, who managed the firm's publicity during this period, later commented: "We had the feeling that we might get sued—actually, we prayed to get sued. Because by suing us, the number one player in the marketplace opened up the door. Anyone can create an interesting product, spend $ 10
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Bennie would move on to found XDL Capital, a company which manages venture capital funds. XDL Capital—appropriately named after "Ex Delrina"—raised money for two funds: XDL Ventures (XDL), raising $ 25 million in 1997, and XDL Intervest (XDLI), raising $ 155 million in 1999. David Latner, former
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a supplier of software solutions for managing networked PCs, was founded in 1992 by Lou Ryan. Ryan was CEO & President with Bennie acting as director. Pinpoint was partially funded by XDL Capital. Pinpoint changed its name to ClickNet Software in 1998. Uniting the company name with the
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product lead to significant growth in revenues for the firm; by 1992 its sales had climbed to $ 19,208,420, and more than doubling the next year to $ 48,583,932. The product soon overtook that of the initial forms product in terms of revenues, and within a few years of its launch, WinFax would
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As PerForm captured the retail market, it became apparent that there was a need for electronics forms delivery and processing at the workgroup and enterprise levels. In 1994 Delrina FormFlow was released, which was designed to meet this need. One of the key features of FormFlow 1.1 was forms
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online communications software. The initial version of the product was originally bundled with WinFax as part of the Delrina Communications Suite, but in March 1994 was issued as a standalone product. It was a relative latecomer to the market, which was then dominated at the time by
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engine, introduced improvements aimed specifically at mobile fax users, better on-screen fax viewing capabilities and a focus on consistency and usability of the interface. It also included for the first time the ability to integrate directly with popular new email products such as
888:. In response to a question about Windows 95, Bennie responded by saying: "We are quite convinced that on top of Windows 95, we can build four different applications and will encompass fax, data, telephony or digital voice, and Internet access". This would later become the
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found in favour of Berkeley, citing that a commercial software product was not subject to the same exemptions as parodist literature, and that the toasters were too similar in design. The total cost of the court case and the recalled product was roughly $ 150,000 U.S.
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and then a Windows 95-based version. WinFax PRO 2.0 for Windows was released in July 1991. The Windows versions were also localized to major European and Asian languages. The company made further in-roads by establishing tie-ins with modem manufacturers such as
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Delrina is best remembered by its former employees as an incubator for ideas and for providing industry experience to the many people who would go on to work at subsequent software and hardware companies, many in the Toronto region. A forum exists on
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With the release of Windows 95 in August 1995, Delrina was now competing directly against Microsoft in the fax/electronic communications marketplace, as Windows 95 included a basic faxing application as an accessory, along with a licensed version of
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While Delrina lost the court case, the publicity it generated was substantial, with coverage in over a thousand newspapers across North America, resulting in consumers turning out in droves to buy the offending program before it could be recalled.
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Though the market for fax software would shrink significantly as the use of email became more pervasive, WinFax brought in significant revenue for Symantec; a year after the merger sales of fax software accounted for 10% of Symantec's revenues.
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At its height the company employed more than 700 people worldwide, the majority based in Canada. Symantec was following a general trend of large American firms buying smaller Canadian software companies. Other contemporaneous examples include
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Based on strong sales of WinFax, by October 1992 Delrina posted its first profitable quarter in three years. At the same time, the firm also announced its intention to acquire other software firms that sold into the consumer software market.
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to reduce the total amount of paperwork handled by the United States government. One of the firm's early major software deals included a multi-year agreement to sell PerForm to the U.S. Navy in 1990. Soon after the software was installed on
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of the fax software market, was debt-free and had $ 40 million in the bank. The firm was shipping 200,000 units of WinFax a month, and had an installed base of four million users. The cost of doing business had also improved, as the firm's
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who had the staff to customize the product to the needs of corporate customers looking to move away from paper-based forms. The forms products sold well and the annual revenues for the firm grew steadily; 1989 annual revenues (in
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on that list, to a maximum of 500 fax numbers. A subsequent Fax Mailbox feature—which enabled subscribers to remotely access both fax and voice messages from a single phone number—was initially held up following a dispute with
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in Europe, nine of which are among Red Herring Top 50 Private Companies. In addition, five of these companies have gone public during Protégé's tenure with them. The company was ultimately sold to various buyers including
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legal counsel for Delrina, was a partner in both funds, and Amato (former partner, Delrina) was an advisor and major investor to XDL Capital. He also participated in several investee companies as a Director and/or Advisor.
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In order to further enhance the appeal of its new flagship product, in 1993 the firm established a Communication Services division, designed to tap into the commercial market. The firm started making deals with major
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largest American software firm at the time. The firm became the "Delrina Group" within Symantec, which brought under its control other communication software products that belonged to the parent firm, such as
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account for 80% of the company's revenues. By 1994 the firm had sold more than 3 million copies of WinFax, and it regularly featured in the "Top 10" lists of software applications sold during this period.
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content" product. This firm and its technology were sold just over a year after its inception to Backweb, a NASDAQ listed software company; Davis remained president and Bennie was brought on as Director.
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for the rights to the technology. This dispute was resolved by June 1994, though with both sides publicly disputing the story of the other, and with AlphaNet receiving an undisclosed sum in compensation.
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partnerships with various fax-modem and computer system manufacturers to bundle the "LITE" version of Delrina's WinFax software with their own products. By February 1993 this number had grown to over 100
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and integration with the Microsoft Exchange email program. The program used an interesting variant of the now-common bookmark, using a "Guidebook" to store information for various Internet addresses.
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A preliminary injunction was filed against Delrina in September 1993 which halted the sale of the product, and subsequently forced a recall of it through the court. The case drew political satirist
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in late 1995 as a free product effectively killed off the early emerging market for non-free browsers, creating a market where Delrina's Cyberjack browser could not hope to compete.
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WinFax PRO 3.0 was launched in late 1992 for Windows 3.x machines. This was followed by a version for Macintosh systems. The "Lite" version of WinFax 3.0 was bundled as
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the first WinFax product, with the agreement that Delrina would be its publisher. In 1990 Delrina devoted a relatively small space to this new product at that year's
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force would give us the kind of marketing clout we need. I still believe that it's possible for us to become a global operation". Not long after WordStar merged with
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which became its worldwide sales center run by co-founder Lou Ryan. From its Toronto headquarters, the company expanded by establishing branch offices in
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to discuss the possibility of merging the two firms. In September 1995 Delrina's founders—who owned a controlling interest in the firm—sold the firm to
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to include its AnyFax OCR software within its products. This functionality was incorporated into WinFax PRO 3.0 in late 1992, and subsequently in
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version of the same product designed to be bundled with new fax/modems. Within a few months, eight modem manufacturers had agreed to bundle this
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in 1995. After the company was acquired by Symantec, various divisions were sold off and several of Delrina's former executives went on to found
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shipped later that same month, bundling WinFax PRO 7.0 along with WinComm PRO 7.0, TalkWorks and the Cyberjack suite of Internet components.
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version (called "WinFax LITE") of the program along with their own product. By the summer of the following year this number had grown to 50
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gave the product its "Best Buy" designation. PerForm proved to be successful in its niche, effectively capturing the retail market by 1993.
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bought the rights to the Echo Lake multimedia product, which was re-shaped as an introductory program on multimedia and re-released as
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the de facto fax software. By 1994 almost one hundred companies were bundling versions of WinFax in with their own product, including
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Gerber, Cheryl (May 10, 1993). "Workflow automation choices expand: Delrina's FormFlow uses scanned images of real forms on-screen".
2246:"Delrina Announces Three Versions of New Advanced WinFax Software for Windows" (Press release). Delrina Technology Inc. May 21, 1991.
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2824:"Delrina Forms New Division to Market Communication Services to PC Users" (Press release). Delrina Technology Inc. October 12, 1993.
2217:"Delrina Debuts WinFax Fax Publishing Software for Windows 3.0 at Comdex" (Press release). Delrina Technology Inc. November 9, 1990.
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wayside in favour of more traditional user interfaces. Symantec ended support for its final WinFax PRO product in June 2006.
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software by a number of fax-modem manufacturers, which was later superseded by WinFax Lite 4.0 a couple of years later.
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to speak in defense of Delrina, who argued in favour of the screensaver as a valid parody, while the estate of composer
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triple what had been expected. Updated modules for this particular screensaver were sold for the next couple of years.
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platform in December 1991, which would become "Delrina Fax Pro". A version of the program was also designed for use in
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Willet, Shawn; Orrange, Kate (December 27, 1993). "Hot Seat: Delrina continues to nurse WinFax Pro's growing pains".
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either by fax or, later, e-mail. The program could ease repetitive fill tasks, include mandatory fields, and use an
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Cringely, Robert X. (December 19, 1994). "Sorry, Andy, but our calculations demonstrate there is no Santa Claus".
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2043:"Delrina Announces Fourth Quarter and Year-End Results" (Press release). Delrina Technology Inc. August 28, 1991.
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The firm decided to work on a suite of applications designed to be an enhancement on what was to be available in
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which were then at the same number. It also reflected the development effort required to develop the first full
2164:"Wallace Signs Software Reseller Agreement With Delrina" (Press release). Delrina Technology Inc. June 5, 1992.
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Lenk, Frank (April 1994). "Delrina WinFax Pro 4.0: The best computer fax software gets a whole lot better".
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module depicted Opus taking shots at a number of flying toasters, a well-known emblem in Berkeley System's
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1973:"Delrina's PerFORM Chosen Product of the Year" (Press release). Delrina Technology Inc. February 18, 1991.
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called "xdelrina", where many former employees of the firm continue to keep in contact with each other.
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Burger, Dale (March 29, 1995). "Delrina enters cyberspace with buyout of CRS Online Computing Canada".
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product, launched in December 1995. Created by a development team based in South Africa, it included a
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Livingston, Brian (March 29, 1999). "Will freeware and personalization bring new life to browsers?".
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wearing men's boxer shorts, then Delrina should be able to plug a flying toaster with hot lead".
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to be very effective, and the firm ended up making most of its sales from these upgrades.
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Willett, Shawn (October 18, 1993). "Delrina eases access to fax and dial-up services".
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Urlocker, Michael (October 15, 1992). "Newly profitable Delrina on acquisition trail".
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Picarille, Lisa (November 18, 1991). "Delrina signs letter to acquire OCR, Nonlinear".
2128:
Leitch, Carolyn (April 11, 1992). "Delrina–WordStar merger cancelled by complexities".
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was now 25% of net sales, down from 30% the previous fiscal year, improving the firm's
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Needing an infusion of funds, in April 1991 Bennie managed to raise $ 7.7 million in a
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Marshall, Patrick (December 1995). "WinFax Pro 7.0 speeds background transmission".
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Barney, Doug (June 6, 1994). "Delrina gets OK to offer its fax retrieval services".
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Brownstein, Mark (March 23, 1992). "Delrina to unleash brawny fax manager bundle".
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The court decision was interpreted by the writer L. Ray Patterson as an erosion of
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Saarinen, Juha (April 28, 1997). "WinFax Pro grows up, offers high-end features".
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Harris, Michael T. (February 1995). "Delrina's Bennie: Canada's King of the Fax".
2963:
Harris, Michael T. (February 1995). "Delrina's Bennie: Canada's King of the Fax".
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Harris, Michael T. (February 1995). "Delrina's Bennie: Canada's King of the Fax".
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2320:"Delrina Ships DosFax PRO" (Press release). Delrina Technology Inc. June 1, 1992.
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integration with email, and its Filler module was available for DOS, Windows and
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sided with Berkeley. Commenting on the case involving his characters, cartoonist
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Radosevich, Lynda (July 25, 1994). "Electronic forms technology show maturity".
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3682:"Delrina teams with Fujitsu on PC alternative to fax machine. (WinFax Scanner)"
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communications market space. The release of the initial version of Microsoft's
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Seeing a growing business in online communications utilities, Delrina licensed
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put Delrina in his shortlist of firms providing "exceptional" product support.
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A scene from the revamped "Censored Toaster Module" issued after the court case
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Delrina's initial product offering was an electronic forms application called
384:. Delrina was Bennie's third major entrepreneurial start up after co-founding
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4855:
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3831:"Delrina expands presence in home consumer market with Echo Lake for Windows"
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Mace, Scott (October 12, 1992). "WinFax Pro 3.0 features better OCR module".
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In late Spring of 1995, Delrina Chairman Dennis Bennie met with Symantec CEO
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The product box cover for the "Opus 'n Bill BrainSaver" screensaver product
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MacFarlane, James (November 1991). "Delrina is making inroads worldwide".
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3374:(Press release). Symantec Corporation. September 10, 1996. Archived from
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Picarille, Lisa (December 23, 1991). "Delrina acquires BackFax program".
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3684:(Press release). Software Industry Report. June 19, 1995. Archived from
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Patrick, Marshall (April 25, 1994). "Delrina, Caere set fax standards".
2377:"WinFax Pro 3.0, fax software with OCR and a cool cover-page designer".
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system in 1993, and used it as the basis for the initial version of its
630:
Despite the agreement with Caere, the subsequent version of WinFax used
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Willett, Shawn (March 14, 1994). "WinFax Pro 4.0 unifies fax, E-mail".
3289:(Press release). Symantec Corporation. January 24, 1996. Archived from
3143:
Howard, Millman (February 5, 1996). "CommSuite 95: One size fits all".
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operating system, which set it apart from its competition at the time.
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cryptography system to encrypt the data running from client to server.
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Asbrand, Deborah (October 10, 1994). "Forms automation needs brains".
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rights over the increasing protection provided to copyright holders.
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4130:"Delrina debuts Dilbert to delight of internet and comic strip fans"
670:, former VP Corporate Communications for Microsoft and George Clut.
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In early 1992 word leaked to the press on a possible merger between
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4218:(10). IDG Publications: 45. March 7, 1994 – via Google Books.
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software was originally published by Amaze Inc. in September 1991.
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screensaver, launched in 1993, landed the company in court as its
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Eckerson, Wayne (May 3, 1993). "Forms work flow gains momentum".
3246:"Symantec Issues Redemption Call for Delrina Exchangeable Shares"
1830:(Press release). Business Wire. February 24, 1997. Archived from
1715:(Press release). Business Wire. February 24, 1997. Archived from
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in an effort to gain greater sales distribution of its products.
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3833:(Press release). Business Wire. February 6, 1995. Archived from
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Leitch, Carolyn (July 7, 1995). "Giving up Delrina hard to do".
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4579:
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Bertolucci, Jeff. "WinFax Pro 3.0: Sophisticated Fax Software"
2579:"Opus 'n' Bill Screen Saver recall ordered — from Delrina Corp"
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A notable multimedia software program produced by Delrina was
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3807:(Press release). Business Wire. April 3, 1995. Archived from
3657:"WinFax Pro Hits the Network, BYTE Review from February 1994"
3398:"Legacy JetForm/Accelio Form Products Discontinuation Notice"
3248:(Press release). Business Wire. July 19, 2002. Archived from
2004:
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software. Delrina was acquired by the American software firm
3805:"Delrina's Echo Lake Applauded by Computer Industry Pundits"
3740:(Press release). Business Wire. June 1, 1995. Archived from
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3193:
3160:"With Windows 95's Debut, Microsoft Scales Heights of Hype"
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Screen Saver Collection" which came out in September 1994.
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271:, a software package which enabled computers equipped with
3604:
3287:"Symantec Announces Results for the December 1995 Quarter"
3074:"Cyberjack/WinComm Pro 7.0: Cyberjack Plugs in At 32 Bits"
2996:
Walmsley, Ann (March 1994). "Attack of the Softwarriors".
2835:
Walmsley, Ann (March 1994). "Attack of the Softwarriors".
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Walmsley, Ann (March 1994). "Attack of the Softwarriors".
2199:
Walmsley, Ann (March 1994). "Attack of the Softwarriors".
1999:
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Melnitsky, Stuart (December 2, 1996). "Form is function".
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Walmsley, Ann (March 1994). "Attack of the Softwarriors".
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Walmsley, Ann (March 1994). "Attack of the Softwarriors".
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commercial software products are not subject to the same
4269:(49). Ziff-Davis: 3. December 11, 1995 – via Gale.
3484:"List of discontinued Symantec products at symantec.com"
987:
3674:
3459:"SYMANTEC CORP, Form 10-K405, Filing Date Jun 26, 1996"
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It also sold online communications software with its
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Executive Vice President & Chief Technical Officer
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3934:"Forms-handling software eats red tape for breakfast"
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Daily Planner Calendar Publisher 3.0 – September 1993
4009:(15). Plesman Publications: 35 – via ProQuest.
3986:(20). Plesman Publications: 14 – via ProQuest.
3963:(32). IDG Publications: 13 – via Google Books.
3898:(34). IDG Publications: 17 – via Google Books.
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2236:
1966:
1476:
Delrina Intermission 4.0 Screen Saver – October 1993
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The initial version of PerForm was designed for the
469:, where it was used to requisition "everything from
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or other similarly equipped computers. It also sold
3932:Peterson, Franklynn; Judi K-Turkel (July 8, 1991).
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4190:"Delrina teams up with MCI, Bell for fax services"
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1555:Delrina Fax PRO 1.5 for Macintosh – September 1993
4063:"Far Side Creatures to Invade Personal Computers"
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1591:PRO 8.0 (bundled with TalkWorks PRO) – March 1997
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3128:: CS1 maint: bot: original URL status unknown (
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2669:. Aspen Law and Business Publishers. p. 7.
2598:: CS1 maint: bot: original URL status unknown (
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615:("DosFax PRO") which was launched in June 1992.
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1585:PRO 7.5 (bundled with TalkWorks) – October 1996
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3076:. Archived from the original on March 27, 1997
2359:
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1353:include a licensed version based on the first
275:to transmit copies of documents to standalone
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4227:
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4177:(26). BridgeTower Media: 76 – via Gale.
4027:: D2. November 15, 1994 – via ProQuest.
3888:"Firm to Ship GEM-Based Forms Design Program"
3789:McGovern, Michael (Feb–Mar 1996). "Backlog".
3312:Wood, Chris; Turbide, Diane (June 24, 1996).
3038:
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4244:(12). IDG Publications: 72 – via Gale.
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4101:
4082:
3911:"Vendors delay programs due for Windows 3.0"
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2806:
1713:"PinPoint Software names Lou Ryan president"
641:
416:CTO of newly formed Delrina Technology Inc.
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2228:Munk, Nina (April 24, 1995). "Fax killer".
2028:Munk, Nina (April 24, 1995). "Fax killer".
2023:
2021:
2019:
1749:"Seeds sown at Delrina are still sprouting"
548:and SoftKey Software Products Inc. to form
496:In the early 1990s Delrina made deals with
182:Executive Vice President of Worldwide Sales
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3111:. Archived from the original on 2007-10-08
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2581:. Archived from the original on 2007-05-29
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1060:Skapinker and Davis then went on to found
728:infringement. The following court case of
477:". Other significant volume sales went to
340:product and produced a Web browser called
25:
4981:Canadian companies disestablished in 1995
4956:Software companies disestablished in 1995
3976:"Workflow automation: risks and benefits"
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2057:Greenwood, John (May 1992). "Star Turn".
2056:
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16:Canadian software company founded in 1988
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4038:Bowen, Ted Smalley (September 6, 1993).
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2016:
1943:"Putting electronic forms to the test".
1936:
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1613:
1503:Screen Saver Collection – September 1994
1374:
1357:live-action movie, and "The Scott Adams
1336:
1237:
1129:
679:
559:
465:that accompanied U.S. troops during the
4128:Sherman, Heather (September 26, 1994).
4127:
3999:"Electronic forms competition heats up"
3973:
3885:
3640:
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3346:. University of Toronto Press. p.
3136:
3042:
2949:. Delrina Corporation. 1994. p. 2.
2903:
2462:. University of Calgary Press. p.
2440:
2392:Leinecker, Richard C. (November 1993).
2181:. Delrina Corporation. 1992. p. 4.
2157:
1990:
1927:
1921:
1798:. Delrina Corporation. 1994. p. 1.
1705:
860:
720:screensaver. Berkeley Systems sued for
4986:Canadian companies established in 1988
4951:Software companies established in 1988
4918:
4231:
4078:
4076:
4050:(35). Ziff-Davis: 36 – via Gale.
3921:(30). Ziff-Davis: 33 – via Gale.
3562:
3429:"Business World: Digital family album"
3270:
3142:
3057:
3051:
2980:
2962:
2947:Delrina Corporation 1994 Annual Report
2927:
2918:
2894:
2873:
2733:
2621:. p.300 Morgan Kaufmann. 1-55860-924-5
2486:
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2425:
2394:"Test lab: Windows-based fax software"
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2136:
2127:
2065:
1796:Delrina Corporation 1994 Annual Report
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4301:
4145:
4136:
4132:. Business Wire – via ProQuest.
4037:
3331:
3157:
3151:
2765:
2664:
2633:
988:Acquisition by Symantec and aftermath
438:
4941:Defunct software companies of Canada
4898:
4167:"Delrina launches Echo Lake for PCs"
4061:Siegmann, Ken (September 12, 1991).
3996:
3953:"Delrina adds WinFax to PerForm Pro"
3950:
2909:
2739:
2707:
2410:
2227:
2027:
1649:
805:
355:
4188:Flavelle, Dana (October 13, 1993).
4083:Staff writer (September 15, 1993).
4073:
4021:"Toronto edges up while Dow surges"
3863:. September 8, 1995. Archived from
3764:"My Echo Lake Scrapbook: The Story"
3222:. September 1, 1995. Archived from
2768:"Mocking the Monopoly of Copyright"
2272:
1488:Screen Saver Collection – June 1994
1403:
1398:
1322:version, designed to work with the
930:series of communications software.
692:products was based on the licensed
13:
4146:Reidy, Chris (December 18, 1994).
3974:Buckler, Grant (October 4, 1993).
3591:"Chronology of Personal Computers"
3433:The Journal Record (Oklahoma City)
634:'s TextBridge OCR engine instead.
14:
4997:
4966:1995 disestablishments in Ontario
4786:Dynamic Microprocessor Associates
4534:Ghost Solution Suite (enterprise)
4208:"Wincomm Pro unbundled, upgraded"
3940:: D10 – via Newspapers.com.
3909:Picarille, Lisa (July 30, 1990).
3435:. August 28, 1996. Archived from
2550:CyberLaw: The Law of the Internet
2519:CyberLaw: The Law of the Internet
2132:. pp. Money and Markets, B7.
1746:
1134:
1104:after the internet bubble burst.
736:protection offered to the press.
646:In October 1992 Delrina acquired
4897:
4886:
4885:
4285:
4234:"Delrina steps up to Windows 95"
4200:
4196:: C3 – via Newspapers.com.
4181:
4158:
4114:: 6C – via Newspapers.com.
4095:
4054:
4031:
4013:
3990:
3967:
3944:
3925:
3902:
3886:Ponting, Bob (August 22, 1988).
3879:
3857:"Book Capsule Review: Echo Lake"
3314:"Canadians Succeed in Animation"
3158:Segal, David (August 24, 1995).
2105:. April 20, 1992. Archived from
1656:
1561:PRO for Networks – November 1993
1149:The company's first product was
730:Berkeley Systems Inc. v. Delrina
675:Berkeley Systems Inc. v. Delrina
4327:
4232:Loshin, Peter (December 1995).
4154:: A1, A20 – via ProQuest.
4040:"Delrina revisits the Far Side"
3951:Mace, Scott (August 10, 1992).
3649:
3543:
3502:
3390:
3004:
2742:"Another Poppin' Fresh Lawsuit"
2619:Understanding Digital Libraries
2571:
1603:TalkWorks PRO 3.0 – August 1999
1594:TalkWorks PRO 2.0 – August 1998
1051:
1017:being bought by Microsoft, and
865:In November 1992 Skapinker met
408:would become Chairman and CEO,
298:Delrina also produced a set of
4961:1988 establishments in Ontario
4165:Staff writer (June 26, 1995).
2144:"A Potted History of WordStar"
1619:Delrina Communications Suite (
1492:Opus 'n Bill On the Road Again
1185:'s JetForm Workflow software.
1169:'s Electronic Forms Designer,
777:Thirty Seconds Over Winterland
546:Spinnaker Software Corporation
1:
4976:1995 mergers and acquisitions
4102:Staff writer (May 23, 1994).
3997:Kerr, Monta (July 20, 1994).
3612:1994 Delrina Corporate Report
3204:. August 2, 1995. p. 16.
2640:. Programmers Press. p.
2459:Canadian-based Multinationals
2010:1993 Delrina Corporate Report
1673:
1462:
1090:Pinpoint Software Corporation
620:Optical Character Recognition
4946:Defunct companies of Ontario
4539:Symantec Endpoint Protection
3216:"Symantec, Delrina to merge"
2740:Rose, Lance (October 1994).
1494:Screensaver – September 1994
1364:
1206:Graphics Environment Manager
810:The increasing sales of the
372:, South African expatriates
7:
4148:"Hits for the small screen"
2998:Report on Business Magazine
2837:Report on Business Magazine
2701:Report on Business Magazine
2547:Rosenoer, Jonathan (1996).
2516:Rosenoer, Jonathan (1996).
2201:Report on Business Magazine
1864:Report on Business Magazine
1779:Report on Business Magazine
537:WordStar International Inc.
10:
5002:
4549:Veritas Storage Foundation
4091:: 26 – via ProQuest.
4069:: C3 – via ProQuest.
3338:Clarkson, Stephen (2002).
3202:Canadian Computer Reseller
2665:Scott, Michael D. (1995).
2456:Globerman, Steven (1994).
2179:Delrina 1992 Annual Report
1546:DosFax PRO 2.0 – June 1992
1517:
1482:Brain Saver – October 1993
1407:
1368:
1231:
1138:
895:In 1994 the firm acquired
563:
517:Struggle for profitability
442:
4880:
4801:Leonard Development Group
4707:
4562:
4516:
4377:
4370:
4335:
1227:
879:base-level fax capability
642:Acquisition of Amaze Inc.
247:
237:
221:
187:
152:
142:
134:
124:
116:
101:
70:
59:
49:
33:
24:
4971:Gen Digital acquisitions
4796:Fifth Generation Systems
4630:Norton Personal Firewall
4620:Norton Internet Security
3510:"Yahoo! Groups: Delrina"
2103:Software Industry Report
1609:PRO 10.0 – February 2000
1543:DosFax Lite – April 1992
433:Lexington, Massachusetts
333:cartoons or literature.
321:in American law whereby
138:Toronto, Ontario, Canada
4067:San Francisco Chronicle
2884:: 33. October 25, 1994.
2667:Scott on Multimedia Law
2634:Hyman, Michael (1995).
1687:"Brightspark: The Team"
1579:PRO 7.0 – November 1995
1552:PRO 3.0 – November 1992
1456:PerForm for Windows 3.0
1212:and subsequent Windows
506:GE Information Services
455:Paperwork Reduction Act
360:Delrina was founded in
344:. The firm was sold to
4931:Communication software
4821:Peter Norton Computing
4776:Central Point Software
4554:Veritas Volume Manager
2073:"Company News; Briefs"
1947:: 93–105. May 2, 1994.
1664:Far Side Daily Planner
1513:
1380:
1342:
1243:
685:
483:Rockwell International
308:trademark infringement
4841:Recourse Technologies
4766:Breakthrough Software
4501:Norton System Insight
3614:. Delrina Corp. 1994.
3200:"Delrina Goes Gold".
2983:Software CEO Magazine
2965:Software CEO Magazine
2897:Software CEO Magazine
2522:. Springer. pp.
2012:. Delrina Corp. 1993.
1614:Online communications
1600:PRO 9.0 – August 1998
1378:
1340:
1241:
1130:Software and services
861:Impact of Windows 95
683:
560:Development of WinFax
550:SoftKey International
498:value-added resellers
313:Berkeley Systems Inc.
4400:Avast SecureLine VPN
4395:Avast Secure Browser
4108:Screensavers on Way"
3980:Computer Dealer News
3861:Entertainment Weekly
3811:on February 13, 2016
3770:on December 31, 2008
3688:on February 13, 2016
3439:on November 29, 2014
3226:on February 13, 2016
2869:: 50. June 13, 1994.
2553:. Springer. p.
2381:: 54. November 1993.
1567:PRO 4.0 – March 1994
1371:Echo Lake (software)
1042:Family Album Creator
425:Kirkland, Washington
421:San Jose, California
258: (archive index)
4882:†Demerged in 2016
4544:Veritas File System
4491:Norton Power Eraser
3867:on December 4, 2008
3837:on November 4, 2012
3744:on October 13, 2012
3252:on October 13, 2012
3164:The Washington Post
3109:"CommSuite Part II"
2766:Patterson, L. Ray.
1834:on October 13, 2012
1755:on January 16, 2008
1534:PRO 2.0 – June 1991
1528:1.0 – December 1990
1333:Multimedia products
831:companies, such as
398:Ingram Micro Canada
390:Ingram Micro Canada
386:Mission Electronics
265:Delrina Corporation
239:Number of employees
21:
20:Delrina Corporation
4936:Terminal emulators
4640:Norton SystemWorks
4615:Norton ConnectSafe
3516:on January 5, 2013
3490:on October 5, 2008
3273:The Globe and Mail
2865:"In Partnership".
2719:The New York Times
2353:The Financial Post
2130:The Globe and Mail
2077:The New York Times
2059:The Financial Post
1381:
1343:
1320:32-bit application
1244:
821:Robert X. Cringely
772:Jefferson Airplane
716:module from their
686:
439:Origins of PerForm
317:). The case set a
19:
4913:
4912:
4836:Quest Development
4761:Blue Coat Systems
4739:Piriform Software
4703:
4702:
4625:Norton PC Checkup
4605:Norton CleanSweep
4486:Norton LiveUpdate
4355:Frank E. Dangeard
4085:"Delrina release"
3938:Asbury Park Press
3628:p.86 January 1993
3464:. secdatabase.com
3220:Software Magazine
3012:"Company History"
2715:"You Be the Jury"
2109:on March 29, 2015
1909:on March 31, 2007
1811:Toronto Computes!
1719:on April 30, 2019
1650:Explanatory notes
1540:Lite – April 1992
1214:operating systems
1197:file that used a
1080:Bahman Koohestani
982:Internet Explorer
915:terminal emulator
829:telecommunication
806:Success of WinFax
749:Berkeley Breathed
688:One of Delrina's
624:Caere Corporation
527:private placement
491:PC World Magazine
356:Corporate history
262:
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183:
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109:November 22, 1995
105:November 22, 1995
54:Computer software
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4872:Whitewater Group
4866:Veritas Software
4811:LIRIC Associates
4734:AVG Technologies
4645:Norton Utilities
4610:Norton Commander
4529:Enterprise Vault
4471:Norton AntiVirus
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1627:) – October 1993
1497:The Scott Adams
1438:PerForm PRO Plus
1404:Electronic forms
1399:List of software
1316:Microsoft Office
1112:Microsoft Canada
1097:Protégé Software
1038:Creative Wonders
1023:Silicon Graphics
1021:being bought by
842:AlphaNet Telecom
698:Opus the Penguin
511:Canadian dollars
225:$ 132.9 million
181:
173:
166:
161:chairman and CEO
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64:Toronto, Ontario
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4751:Binary Research
4710:
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4680:THINK Reference
4635:Norton Security
4558:
4512:
4496:Norton Safe Web
4390:Avast Antivirus
4366:
4361:Vincent Pilette
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4259:"Briefly noted"
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1139:Main articles:
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785:First Amendment
755:can depict the
753:David Letterman
734:First Amendment
714:Flying Toasters
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554:NCR Corporation
541:word processing
519:
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412:President, and
402:Hewlett-Packard
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327:First Amendment
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1446:– October 1993
1441:
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1432:PerForm Tracer
1429:
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1422:– October 1988
1405:
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1369:Main article:
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1308:Microsoft Mail
1232:Main article:
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1175:Lotus Software
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