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Right... now that I have a responsive support team, I'll e-mail them again and let them know!We verified your account status and realized that the doO and TNP accounts were deleted simultaneously by mistake. Please send us your registration info as per email you received when ordering TexNotes Pro and we will re-activate your account. We apologize for the inconveniance.
'No problems with checking in and downloading new version.-Dormouse (November 17, 2008, 07:19 PM)
I am trying to login via the "Login" link at the upper right of the Home page (next to search). I enter my login details and consistently get a "Password not correct for the user. please retry!!" error. I've checked the e-mail that I received in 2006 to confirm that the details that I am entering are correct, but no joy. I've also tried a random password and my original username (e-mail addy) and am then told that the username is invalid would be happy to forgo a free update and pay a reasonable amount of money ($150-200) for Windows 7 if it was secure, worked correctly, and Microsoft would stop stonewalling when there were problems being reported.-40hz (November 17, 2008, 11:04 AM)
Oh yeah, about the free upgrade... I guess free doesn't make a lot of sense, but a $50 "we want you to buy this right away" discounted price sounds like a good idea to me.-Hirudin (November 16, 2008, 03:48 PM)
I'm sorry there has been some confusion.
Upgrade to v.2.0 costs 24.95$ and includes 12 months of free upgrades.
The license will not expire after 12 months. Hope this is clear. After 12 months you just don't get any new upgrades but of course you can continue using the license you have.
The software is licenses per user/per computer and there's an option to use Direct Access on up to three PCs for 9.95$ more.
it certainly makes me extremely gun shy about purchasing expensive software from small developers. There are no guarantees at all!-J-Mac (November 14, 2008, 12:22 PM)
true, I worry about that at times, unfortunately there's no guarantees from big companies either ...
EDIT/ apart from (maybe) the guarantee of bloat and (probably) the guarantee of slow or no response to your queries and/or bug reports-tomos (November 14, 2008, 01:48 PM)
My shredder recently got totally clogged and I had to take it to pieces to clear it. It was an interesting experience - undo all the screws and lift the top off - so far so good and then a whole pile of little bit fell on the floor including 2 x 3 inch metal bars - took me ages to work out they were spacers to provide support and stop the lid from deforming !! Good luck with the 3D jigsaw (got there in the end and works like new-Carol Haynes (November 13, 2008, 05:55 PM)
I bet Shakespeare is squirming in his grave just wishing to live to join in lol
But well done folks, mine all ended up unpublishable-Grorgy (November 13, 2008, 05:56 PM)
I bet that was a typo and he meant to say "of course you can continue...". I would reply to the email and ask for a clarification.-tinjaw (November 13, 2008, 04:16 PM)
Here's the reply I received this morning from the developer at her forum:The license will not expire after 12 months. Hope this is clear. After 12 months you just don't get any new upgrades but of course you cannot continue using the license you have.
The software is licenses per user/per computer and there's an option to use Direct Access on up to three PCs for 9.95$ more.-J-Mac (November 13, 2008, 11:50 AM)
I read your blog post with interest and really enjoyed the read. I'm just starting to experiment with Linux seriously for the first time (I've had an install hanging around, on and off for ten years, but only to dabble), so I read your reflections on the whole immersion experience with great interest!I'm not going to even try it. -- What if like it?-yksyks (November 13, 2008, 03:51 AM)
...access to any version (minor or major) of Direct Access that is released during your coverage period-J-Mac (November 13, 2008, 12:41 AM)
I wasn't too interested in paying for an upgrade to 2.0 to start with, but with the more restrictive licensing, I doubt even some sort of stupid impulse will get me to buy (stupid impulses probably drive most of my software purchases).-mwb1100 (November 13, 2008, 12:11 AM)
Hear, hear - my sentiments exactly (right down to the stupid impulses driving software purchases) 