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Fact check: Ray Noorda founded Novell; Alan Ashton co-founded WordPerfect with Bruce Bastian.
Another point - Ray Noorda has passed away. I doubt he'll be claiming his money.
Another point - Novell bought Word Perfect and promptly ran it into the ground.
Last year, I told my sister-in-law that her name (under a previous address) was on the list for unclaimed funds.
Guess what? Like everything else in her life, she "can't be bothered" to claim this money (although she's constantly asking other people for "just a bit of cash").
I think after awhile, I should be able to claim that money. I'm owed ;)
The artical here on line does not tell how to get on line to see the list as far as I can tell. Would you please let me know. I was told by my Father that my name is on the list.
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