Special offer from Dr.Explain: discounts from 15% to 100%

[cognitive]

DISCLAIMER: I'm affiliated with the Dr.Explain.

Recently we've started a new unusual promotion for our Dr.Explain software.

In the next three months almost everyone can receive a significant discount on Dr.Explain or even receive a free license (value of $125).
Moreover, in December we'll reward the most creative applicant with $100 Amazon Gift Certificate.
Details: http://www.drexplain.com/photo-contest/

Everyone is welcome to participate. :-)

[Hirudin]

Wow, that's a very cool promotion!

Thanks for the disclamer too... 'precieate it!

[cognitive]

Wow, that's a very cool promotion!

-Hirudin (September 25, 2006, 03:04 AM)

Would you like to participate, Hirudin? You're welcome.

[JavaJones]

Hehe, that's really a cool and fun contest. I will see if I can enter something, but unfortunately members of my team would be scattered around the world.

- Oshyan

[cognitive]

I will see if I can enter something, but unfortunately members of my team would be scattered around the world.
- Oshyan

-JavaJones (September 29, 2006, 09:59 PM)

I thinks it's a good chance to kick-start your fantasy

[tsaint]

Just want to mention that I took advantage of the Dr Explain discount offer. I offered 2 bonus marks in the next test I give to any student who would be in a photo for the discount offer. About 20 students jumped at the chance and as a consequence I got a 100% discount.
To top that off, I was VERY kindly given a second FREE license because of the big number of students.
A really nice gesture!!!
tony

[cognitive]

Reminder: Only one month left!

During this Fall we offer significant discounts on Dr.Explain software and even free licenses (value of $125). You may choose a discount you want: 25%, 50% or even 100%!

Join our promotion at http://www.drexplain.com/photo-contest/

Dr.Explain 2.0 is the newest version of a help authoring tool for rapid creation of help files and user guides. Using its unique auto capture and annotation technology, developers can document their software interfaces almost hands down.