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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Umbran" data-source="post: 5444995" data-attributes="member: 177">Yeah, yeah, TSR not WotC.  Get snarky when you never make mistakes. Sheesh. I don't believe so, but I could be mistaken.  As for the CD ROM, that might be a good start, depending how it is done, and whether they have the source code data from that time in a from they could read now (as opposed to say, in an offsite tape archive backup for a drive system that no longer exists and that they've lost the encryption keys to - don't laugh, this happens pretty often).Well, limiting the support helps.  But I don't think it'll prove to be an effective leader to the rest of the product.  If I'm already not playing current editions, that content is useless to me.  There's no point in looking at it.  Only the small subset of folks actively playing old and new editions simultaneously is going to find that intriguing.I don't want any support for older editions.  I have my books, and I played them all with paper and pencil just fine, thanks.  If I wanted to pick them up again, I'd have no trouble doing so without electronic support.I was running through those questions to demonstrate to those who don't see why they don't give support why - because support's actually not a trivial amount of work.</blockquote>