top | item 34531404 (no title) jqr- | 3 years ago It's a one year license. The FAQ is not clear on whether the software will continue working with an expired license. discuss order hn newest ifedapo|3 years ago Hi, thank you for pointing out the room for improvement on the FAQ. What it attempted to communicate is that the App will indeed stop working after the License expires, so it will have to be renewed at that point phonon|3 years ago That's terrible. Writing "Buy Now" is dishonest. More like "One Year License Now".Its license is also linked to the computer it was activated on. Change computers... too bad!It's particularly egregious where there don't seem to be any substantive further improvements planned, and the underlying engine was not built by you. load replies (1) garganzol|3 years ago That's awful. Never do this to desktop apps. Their whole point is about reliability and ownership.
ifedapo|3 years ago Hi, thank you for pointing out the room for improvement on the FAQ. What it attempted to communicate is that the App will indeed stop working after the License expires, so it will have to be renewed at that point phonon|3 years ago That's terrible. Writing "Buy Now" is dishonest. More like "One Year License Now".Its license is also linked to the computer it was activated on. Change computers... too bad!It's particularly egregious where there don't seem to be any substantive further improvements planned, and the underlying engine was not built by you. load replies (1) garganzol|3 years ago That's awful. Never do this to desktop apps. Their whole point is about reliability and ownership.
phonon|3 years ago That's terrible. Writing "Buy Now" is dishonest. More like "One Year License Now".Its license is also linked to the computer it was activated on. Change computers... too bad!It's particularly egregious where there don't seem to be any substantive further improvements planned, and the underlying engine was not built by you. load replies (1)
garganzol|3 years ago That's awful. Never do this to desktop apps. Their whole point is about reliability and ownership.
ifedapo|3 years ago
phonon|3 years ago
Its license is also linked to the computer it was activated on. Change computers... too bad!
It's particularly egregious where there don't seem to be any substantive further improvements planned, and the underlying engine was not built by you.
garganzol|3 years ago