Re: Apple II version of Activision's H.E.R.O.

["Sean Fahey" <a2fan@hotmail.com>]

"Andy McFadden" <fadden@fadden.com> wrote in message
news:jT0le.2038$W51.15157@typhoon.sonic.net...

> The 30-day limitation is explained on the Download page, in the readme
> file, during the installation process, and everywhere else I could think
> of to put it.  I tried not to take anybody by surprise.  The 30-day
> timer resets every time an X.Y version is released (but not X.Y.Z), so
> if past versions didn't have what somebody wanted, they could evaluate
> a later version.  The program ships without any other restrictions or
> limitations, and no "nag" screens, so for 30 days, what you see is what
> you get.  This is the "nicest" way I could think of to distribute a
> shareware program, short of giving the program away.  I'm sorry if you
> had a bad experience with it.

Andy, your software has gotten RAVE positive feedback from practically
everyone who's used it - it's awesome, and at a very reasonable $9.95, only
homeless people and cheapass jerkwads can't afford/or will pay for it. I'm
sorry you felt you had to explain your very generous "try before you buy"
shareware terms.

I just bought a CiderPress license, because it's great software - I just
wish there was a Mac OS X version. Then it would be... wait for it...
Insanely Great software. ;)