Dear Craig and others of the developing NORAN-list,

We too have a NORAN Odyssey XL (running on an SGI Indy), and I agree with
Craig that the machine is nice but the worry is future support. Arnfried
Thomas did a nice job for us in May this year, but what´s next?

Please, Keng, I would of course also appreciate being added to the
NORAN-list. Thank you!

Best regards,
Peter Wallén

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-----Original Message-----
From: Craig Daly <[log in to unmask]>
To: [log in to unmask] <[log in to unmask]>
Date: den 12 december 2001 18:34
Subject: Re: Noran Confocal Service


Hi Marcio,

>Well, I believe that everybody in this list have knowledge that NORAN is
>failure??!!!!
>
>Márcio José F. Chaves
>Biologist Science
>Heart Institute of School Medicine of  University São Paulo-- Brasil

No question that the business failed.  Fortunately, the old Odyssey CLSMs
were great systems and both of ours (1992 & 1994) are both in good working
order. Arnfried the German engineer checked our systems in Feb. this year
but told us that this was the last service visit and that NORAN would no
longer support the systems.  Well, I guess you all know that story.  I do
know of some engineers (in Europe) that may be able to help but this is
something that should be discussed off the list.

Please add me to the NORAN list also.

Regards

Craig.


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