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Author Topic: Ultimate Flexense 'Black Friday' sale, 50 or 60 % off  (Read 4,495 times)

Curt

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Ultimate Flexense 'Black Friday' sale, 50 or 60 % off
« on: November 13, 2012, 10:02 AM »
We all know about Flexense because the author has been generous to DonationCoder's forum on several occasions, giving away keys for his "Pro" versions of Disc Boss, VX Search, DupScout, Sync Breeze, etcetera. Now all the Ultimate versions are on sale:

http://www.flexense.com/purchase_black_friday_deals_2012.html

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homepage: http://www.flexense.com/products.html

Curt

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Re: Ultimate Flexense 'Black Friday' sale, 50 or 60 % off
« Reply #1 on: November 13, 2012, 02:56 PM »
I don't know what Black Friday is, it sounds scary. But because I am a long time user of Flexense Sync Breeze Pro, I want to recommend this deal. And as an example on the differences between Free, Pro and Ultimate, here is SyncBreeze:


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http://www.flexense.com/purchase_black_friday_deals_2012.html

Curt

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Re: Ultimate Flexense 'Black Friday' sale, 50 or 60 % off
« Reply #2 on: November 13, 2012, 03:34 PM »
one minor problem with the various Flexense homepages is, that the default download link always is for the 32-bits version, and you will need to open your eyes and click in the top box, to find the other versions:

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mwb1100

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Re: Ultimate Flexense 'Black Friday' sale, 50 or 60 % off
« Reply #3 on: November 13, 2012, 09:08 PM »
I don't know what Black Friday is

Black Friday is the day after Thanksgiving in the US (which always falls on a Thursday).  It's the somewhat traditional start of the Christmas shopping season, and since nearly everyone has the day off (except the poor souls who have to work the stores) there are many 'door buster' sales.  Supposedly the 'Black' is a reference to the idea that it's the day that retail stores 'go in the black' (start making their profit) for the year.

Black Friday (shopping)w

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