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XYplorer Lifetime License 51% discount on BitsDuJour on Monday 8 Nov 2010

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Darwin:
xy in English is pronounced "zye" as in "xylophone" -Darwin (November 06, 2010, 09:39 AM)
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how do I know that this one is xy-plorer and not xyp-lorer or x-yplorer?
The three words are equally meaningless to Joe I.T. Average.

-Curt (November 06, 2010, 12:34 PM)
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Good point, Curt. I'm pretty sure that it's meant to be X-Y-Plorer.

CodeTRUCKER:
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PS: Those of you who find FlexyFiles idiotic: You don't need to tell me. There is no way to please all, and I won't revise the decision anyway. ;)
-DonL (October 31, 2010, 04:03 AM)
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DonL, I can respect that as your perrogative, but if I may be so bold as to suggest...

"Fle-XY-files" (pronounced flex-ee-files).

or like Shades alluded to...

"FleXYfiles"

Either one keeps your decided name change and still highlights the "XY" heritage all of us have come to know so affectionately.

Curt:
Why should XYplorer customers care what name the new product has?:

XYplorer will not stop to exist (and being developed). Other than the name, both products will be 100% identical,  -DonL (October 31, 2010, 04:03 AM)
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Darwin:
Why should XYplorer customers care what name the new product has?:

XYplorer will not stop to exist (and being developed). Other than the name, both products will be 100% identical,  -DonL (October 31, 2010, 04:03 AM)
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-Curt (November 06, 2010, 07:26 PM)
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Because it's there! Just plain orneriness (or cussedness)... at least in my case!

CodeTRUCKER:
Why should XYplorer customers care what name the new product has?:
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-Curt (November 06, 2010, 07:26 PM)
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Curt,

You might be correct as far as a "customer" is concerned, but I am thinking of it as a business owner myself.  Imagine what Microsoft would lose if they changed their name to "Software Giant?"  Yet, on the "customer" side, it always provokes some insecurity whenever a long-standing and successful product gets a face-lift.  Maybe it shouldn't, but that is just human nature. 

Frankly, I think DonL is making a mistake if he does not maintain some "XY" name recognition, especially since he has enjoyed success, but as the Big Kahuna it is his prerogative to do whatever he wishes. 

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