Chet,
> "subscription", what the hell does that mean?
It means $100 more out of your pocket! LMAO!
The subscription includes a full year of upgrades. The basic product
with 30 days support is about $100 cheaper.
To be honest, I was a bit turned off by this distinction. But, lets face
it, products like this require continual development. So if you want to
benefit from that development, then a subscription makes sense. Just
like changing your oil.
I was so impressed with the product that I ponied up the full $220. With
no VFP 10 in sight, I said, why not take the money I would have spent on
the VFP 10 upgrade and spend it on something that gives my apps what I
had hoped would have been a VFP 10 type upgrade. So now I have a great
OOP menu/toolbar, 2 years ahead of schedule, and I still have $100 in my
pocket. Not too bad. :)
Malcolm
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