Hi. Also to add to this. Version 6.1 of Window-Eyes was not just a
Vista-ready release. There were many improvements and fixes between 5.5,
6.0, and the free 6.1 to all 6.0 users.
We always recommend everyone stay current because when it's time to
upgrade, your upgrade cost will be more if you have skipped more than
one version.
many thanks.
Cory Samaha said the following on 9/3/2008 7:40 PM:
Howard,
You said you have 6.1 right? That is the most current version, so if that
is the version you do have then all you have to do is purchase a replacement
CD. I believe GW Micro is still selling those for $20.00. The version that
is in beta now is 7.0 and if you are at 6.1 which I am assuming, again
because of what you said in your message you can upgrade for $175.00. GW
Micro is taking orders for 7.0 now, and in fact I put my order in the day
that 7.0 beta 1 came out. Of course, you won't get a cd of 7.0 though until
it is final, but still thought I would mention it.
Hope this makes sense.
-----Original Message-----
From: Howard H. Warner [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, September 03, 2008 7:30 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: versions not bought
Good evening,
I believe I passed purchasing a version update because I felt it
mainly was designed to work with Vista--I still have XP home
edition--and I felt or thought that the new version would not work as
well as the one I now have.
I took my 6.1 disc to a friend's and we were studying the system together.
Unfortunately someone put a hot iron on the disc; it was placed in
the wrong place apparently.
I realize, if I wanted to replace the damaged disc, it would cost me
some money.
My system is starting to show major problems and I am considering
buying a new system. I further understand that any or most new
systems come automatically with vista.
So, after going the barn, how many versions do I have to buy to catch
up to the one the folks are now using?
Thanks. Any info would be appreciated.
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