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In article <8910240722.AA22726@postgres.Berkeley.EDU> dillon@POSTGRES.BERKELEY.EDU (Matt Dillon) writes:
>
>	Should I go shareware with some of my better programs?  That is,
>    request $$ ?  I was thinking of this:
>
>	DME		$10
>	DCron		$10
>	DNet		$10
>	DMouse		$10

	I think this is far too little, maybe a higher (say $20 ?) price
	with a package deal (all 4 for $50 ?) would be better (for you :-).
> [......]
>	As I said, updates would be free, but the user will need a
>    modem.  I would commit time to make the programs spiffy.

	Distribution of upgrades via modem is great FOR LOCAL RESIDENTS....
	How would users w/o USENET access find out about new upgrades?
	Maybe a mailing of some sort? I dunno ......

	Mailing update disks would be the best, but that would require
	some sort of annual fee ......

	I dunno about the rest of you, but I would (if I can ever get
	financing for my new Amiga :-) certainly purchase all 4 programs,
	they are a big part of what makes the Amiga so great.....

> [.....]
>	I have also written a couple of new programs.  One especially,

	Sounds like a couple more winners to me Matt.....
	Maybe a company is in order MattWare, MWare, M-Dimensional Software,
	<insert your favorite M-word here> Software, .....

> [.....]
>					-Matt

					KJohn

P.S. If I knew what I was talking about someone would be paying me for this :-)
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