On 28 Feb 2006 09:14:36 -0800, "Aldram" <[email hidden]>
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Our trial version is almost ready for release, however we would like to invite the first 10 registered customers to try the software for free. In turn for their feedback they will receive the full version of the software for free when it is released in the coming months.
I would have downloaded it, but I'm sure I'm too late and I wouldn't want to register just so I can be told I was #11 and then receive spam from your company for life.
I really was interested in looking at it, but the "be the first 10 to register" sounds evil.
Apologies if the wording of our request has upset some people. This was a genuine request for people to try our new recipe software. We are simply a small software company with big ideas looking for feedback on our product in return for a free copy of the software.
Although our quota has now been reached, you can still register to hear when our beta test program is over and our trial version is ready for download.
On 28 Feb 2006 14:44:22 -0800, "Aldram" <[email hidden]>
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Although our quota has now been reached, you can still register to hear when our beta test program is over and our trial version is ready for download.
That's exactly why I didn't "register". 10 beta testers? Good luck. I was thinking of seeing if I could interface it with the USDA SR18 database since it looks like you used ADO/DAO judging by the screen shots, but I guess you don't want serious testers.
