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Ok you word connoisseurs: I'm having a hard time coming up with a term. What
I'd like to say is "non-proprietary" using something a little more
mainstream. We're trying to emphasize that a component to our equipment is
readily upgradeable and is not some piece of proprietary equipment that
requires specialized parts. The initial word that raised its ugly head was
"state-of-the-art." Yuck!
Thank you for your help!
Tom Johnson
Work johnsont -at- starcutter -dot- com
Personal tjohnson -at- i2k -dot- com
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