At 07:26 PM 08/20/2004, Noel Stoutenburg wrote: >that your software will be burned when you want it, you pay a premium >price up front to have the discs manufactured at a particular time, and >some, or all of the price of that is non-refundable. If Finale has this >type of an agreement with the manufacturer of the discs, then it becomes >necessary to determine whether the bug is so critical that it is worth >the money it will cost to not do the run when contracted, and hope that >it will be possible to find a facility at the time the software is ready >to manufacture the discs then.
See my other post. In my personal opinion, if they determined that they could not fix a basic bug in a newly advertised feature and still ship on time, they should have left the feature out. Since they had not yet advertised the feature, no one would have missed it.
>For me, I've no complaints. Off the top of my head, I can't think of >anything I've wanted to do, that I've not been able to do with Finale, >and I think they do a fine job. Their product is certainly better than >the notation software I could create myself.
I think both of those statements are true, but they're a little beside the point to me. I paid for software that was advertised to do certain things, and it does not do those things. It's still better than no Finale at all, and I can usually find workarounds, but I didn't get what I paid for.
Aaron.
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