David Skolnik wrote: > Two questions Ric- > > Why are you making available, for free, something that lists for close > to $500? > It would seem clear that such a download would have no customer > support. Is that, or copyright issues a cause for concern? > > Questions from the age of suspicion!! > > David Skolnik > > As I have said on three occasions now... this is the Commence 2000 version which was given free to anyone who purchased the August (I beleive it was) edition of the magazine PC Plus. It is then a 4 year old giveaway that I have been useing since that time. Actually... I have been using Commence since 1998 as the first version of this program was also given away in similiar style. Such giveaways are promotional and they want really to get larger companies to upgrade to multiuser licences, so the give away versions are not network capable... but being a single user based kinda guy... grin.. that suits me just fine. No customer support of course for a 4 year old product. Copyright ??? Doubtfull that this is an issue for anyone at this point. Besides... its doing Commence Corp more good then anything else if one first wants to look at things. One can always buy the newest latest version and get all the latest goodies and support as well if one likes what one sees. No doubt the latest Commence will be available for single users on some mag soon anyways. Some of the best software I have comes from those mags. Cheers RicB > At 11:40 AM 3/4/2004 +0100, you wrote: > >> Commence is a fully programable relational database program. It is >> quite easy to set up and can do just about any and every little thing >> your heart could ever desire of a pianobased buisness/contacts >> manager/calander program. >> >> It comes complete with a fairly sohpisictated example that you have >> absolutely no use for outside of as an expample for how different >> functions are set up in an application. >> >> I will be posting a simple piano based application in a few days. It >> will be good enough to keep track of all your customer data, including >> an appointments calander, customer history, and billing history. You >> can build this out to do virtually anything you want from such a program. >> >> I'll leave it up for three more days >> >> Cheers >> RicB >> >> Peter Lamos wrote: >> >>> Ric, >>> Please don't respond off list. What's this? >>> Thanks, >>> Peter Lamos >>> Brunswick, GA >>> >>>> Ric, >>>> What does this refer to??? It must have been before my time on the >>> >>> List. Probably better to >respond off list to save on Archive space. >>> Thanks a bunch!<G> Joe Garrett, RPT, (Oregon) >Captain, Tool Police >>> Squares Are I >>> >>> _______________________________________________ >>> pianotech list info: https://www.moypiano.com/resources/#archives >>> _______________________________________________ >>> pianotech list info: https://www.moypiano.com/resources/#archives >> >> >> _______________________________________________ >> pianotech list info: https://www.moypiano.com/resources/#archives > > > > _______________________________________________ > pianotech list info: https://www.moypiano.com/resources/#archives >
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