Sunday, August 17, 2003, 1:49:29 PM, Dierk Haasis wrote: > If you need a working copy of TB use - as is always endorsed - the > official release; if you want to beta test either go with v2b1 > (without nag screen) or get used to the register window.
You know something? Its kinda kreepy to see bat asking for registration after four years. Each time I see it it makes me think that something is going wrong in my world! I spent 25$ byuing the bat in 1999 (student license). After graduation I gave 20$ more to upgrade my key to bussiness edition. The last five months I was stuck to Outlook to my work. I escaped this nightmare with the full IMAP support of the bat. OK, it was a little buggy, but honestly I prefair bat's bags to outlook's "features" Each time I start complaining to myself for having to pay again I remember the outlook nightmare and something else... Come on guys, Microsoft gives licenses to its valuable betatesters. Why Ritlabs couldn't do the same thing? Beta testing is not only running every beta like I did, but trying EVERYTHING, helping others etc... Something I didn't do. So I don't complain. After all, I am sure that Ritlabs will have an upgrade policy, it would be bad marketing if they haven't, but in any case I will hapily pay again. Five months on outlook is something you don't want to live again. -- George M. Menegakis, System & Network Administration Using The BAT! v2.0 Beta/2 on Microsoft Windows XPService Pack 1 v5.1 Build(2600) ________________________________________________________ Current beta is 2.0b2 | "Using TBBETA" information: http://www.silverstones.com/thebat/TBUDLInfo.html
