What happens when the Eval Kit expires? Are you permitted to re-download and re-install? Frankly, I'd rather see the 10-script limit -and- some kind of limitation on apps compiled with the Eval Kit; maybe printing would have a large "Rev" watermark or the compiled app would only run for 120 seconds or an obnoxious modal dialog appears every 30 seconds. Perhaps no compiling at all?
Now, RunRev should know enough about its market to determine the best way to expand its presence. Note I said "should" and not "does". I do not mean to imply that RunRev is wrong (although my suggestions are detailed above); rather, that is is incumbent upon the RunRev marketing folks to do their due diligence and do this right. If they do it wrong, we're all in trouble.
All the above aside, the bottom line for me is that I await the renewal licensing structure so I can "re-up". I am pleased with the Rev IDE and -know- that I would not be developing apps otherwise.
Barry
On Thursday, Aug 7, 2003, at 08:57 America/Denver, Bernard wrote:
If it hadn't been for the Starter Kit philosophy, I would certainly not have bought a full license. Maybe I'm just too stupid or too busy, but it was 3 months of using the Starter Kit before I bought a license. If I had been tied to 30 days (of unlimited script lengths) I don't believe I would have seen or understood enough to buy into Runrev. Another customer would have been lost.
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