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Oh, you probably do [need it] now, Bj�rge!  :-)

Seriously, I think the jury is telling me pretty clearly that they want
demos, in the form of "nagware."  Currently we have "10 tables for 10
days" function-limited demos (because, practically, time-limits of any
sort are easily bypassed by themselves).  

With "over 2,000 licensees at over 200 companies in over 20 countries,"
this product being our primary means of making a living(!)  -- naturally
we want to do what customers want.  And it has been enormously
interesting, just in the past few days, to ... "ask."  

If ever there was a succint expression of "what is the power of the
World Wide(!) Web" ... this is it.  Thanks!

-Mike


Bj�rge S�ther wrote:
> 
> "Sundial Services" <info@sundialservices.com> skrev i melding
> news:3A043032.7E26@sundialservices.com...
> [about modifying data...]
> > In my mind, yes, Bj�rge, it IS a bad idea for ChimneySweep� and we
> will
> > never do that.  Never in a million years will we do THAT, or anything
> > remotely like it, with ChimneySweep.  Period.   :-)
> 
> I believe you'll have to get paid *before* the user pesses the button
> that fixes his problem. After it's a 10% chance he will. Of course it's
> a different story with software companies that bundle your tool with
> their applications....
> 
> Good luck, no matter what you do ! I may need your tool one day...;-)
> 
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