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Developer's Corner / Re: Frustration with User Feedback
« Last post by wraith808 on March 19, 2009, 08:43 AM »Not a failing per se, but I did ask, and didn't receive. But maybe that was a fault on my end.
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I was all ready to slap down my $50 for Benubird Pro, but being the scatter brain that I am, waited till the last day (March 17) without taking into account the time difference between NA and Europe (so when I tried to purchase it last night, the Donation Coder discount no longer showed up upon check-out). I don't know if askSam has any killer advantage over Benubird Pro; perhaps the breadth of things you can stuff into it and the templates/wizards with which to organize them, making it a PIM, Address Book, Email archiver, Personal Journal, Cataloger, etc, all rolled into one. (If the Benubird Pro discount ever comes around again, I wouldn't be surprised if I purchased it. I really like Benubird's interface and PDF handling abilities.)-gpetrant (March 18, 2009, 01:58 PM)
We love it when companies just get it. Valve Software and its announcement of SteamCloud is a prime example. As reported by John Walker at Rock, Paper, Shotgun, SteamCloud will let anyone using Valve's Steam PC game download and networking service carry over saved game files, mouse, and keyboard configurations and other player-specific info regardless of where you log in. In other words, if you're at a friend's house and you want to jump into a game of Team Fortress 2 on his or her PC, all you need to do is log in to Steam and all your settings are there.
Have you been to their forum? Or the outlinersoftware.com forum? The developer removed his Roadmap post and replaced it with a statement that Ultra Recall would no longer be actively developed due to the poor economy. After a large outcry by users along with a lot of posts at various forums, he replaced that statement with a much smaller Roadmap - with most of the significant future improvements missing. Since then he has released three minor bug-fix updates.
I still use it - Kyle says that he won't abandon UR and that he will definitely support it through Windows 7 compatibility. But probably no innovative changes to it.-J-Mac (March 04, 2009, 01:54 AM)
) or it's against IT policy, this is a viable alternative.Don’t feel bad... I purchased Ultra Recall only a few months ago and the developer just posted last week that it is basically being abandoned.-J-Mac (November 13, 2008, 10:29 PM)
| App Name | myPhotoFrame |
| App URL | myPhotoFrame |
| App Version Reviewed | 1.1 |
| Test System Specs | Windows XP SP2 Pentium D 3.4MHz, 2048MB RAM |
| Supported OSes | Windows XP, Windows Vista |
| Support Methods | e-mail ([email protected]) |
| Upgrade Policy | From Website As a registered customer, you are entitled to a fully functional, unrestricted copy of the software, free technical support, and free updates that will be released within 1 major version (if you are user of version 4, then all 4.xx versions are free for you). |
| Trial Version Available? | You can download myPhotoFrame 14 Days Free Trial Version. There are no limitations within that time limit. |
| Pricing Scheme | At the time of my purchase, it was $14.95, with special bundle prices. The price appears to have dropped to $9.95, and there is a DonationCoder discount available. Not sure if they stack. |