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Thu, 23 Aug 2007 05:43:27 -0500 http://3dwebbutton.rudenko-software.qarchive.org/#comment-3770 You should have a link fixed in all exported buttons that if someone installs them on a web page without paying that all the buttons will take people to your site only. This way a person can see how well the buttons are can be installed on a web page and still be forced to buy the software before they can use it There are a lot of software that works perfect within it's own screen but the trouble comes when you take it out of it's environment and try to install it.
I bought a flash slide show maker because I could use it from beginning to end and even install it on a page, but it had a water mark through the middle of the screen until you pay. I used it, I liked it and I bought it, so I could get rid of the mark. I can't use these buttons to see if they work well outside of their environment, so it is a crap shoot on whether I will pay for the software or uninstall it.
I would buy it in a heart beat if I could see how they work on a web page. even though it is about $20.00 higher than most button makers. But as it is I may go for one of the cheaper button makers that have a fully functional trial period.
I used Dreamweaver for free for 30 days before I bought it and I built a full web site during that 30 days with it and it's still up and running www.parrot-bill.net and this was with the free trial offer. I also bought Photoshop element 5.0 & Premier Elements 3.0 this way, you really should trust people a little more. Sure some folks are going to take advantage of it, but anyone serious about the buttons will buy them if they can see how they work from beginning to end. Make it a 1 day trail offer, so the program shuts down after 1 days until they pay. I played around with it and like what it did within the program in 30 minutes the only thing that is holding me back from buying it, is that I am not sure how easy it is to export and install on a web page. Heck make it shut down after one export, folks should know by then whether they want it or not. But I think that most people (like me) have been burned a lot by bogus software that doesn't work, that they maybe hesitant of buying your software under these conditions especially at this price. I bought on button maker that gave out an html code to paste within the page, I followed the instructions (put my cuser where I wanted the buttons) and pasted in in code view and when I switch to display view all I saw was the html code. That was a wasted $25. bucks, but the buttons worked well in their own environment. It's tempting...you have some really nice looking buttons]]> You should have a link fixed in all exported buttons that if someone installs them on a web page without paying that all the buttons will take people to your site only. This way a person can see how well the buttons are can be installed on a web page and still be forced to buy the software before they can use it There are a lot of software that works perfect within it's own screen but the trouble comes when you take it out of it's environment and try to install it.
I bought a flash slide show maker because I could use it from beginning to end and even install it on a page, but it had a water mark through the middle of the screen until you pay. I used it, I liked it and I bought it, so I could get rid of the mark. I can't use these buttons to see if they work well outside of their environment, so it is a crap shoot on whether I will pay for the software or uninstall it.
I would buy it in a heart beat if I could see how they work on a web page. even though it is about $20.00 higher than most button makers. But as it is I may go for one of the cheaper button makers that have a fully functional trial period.
I used Dreamweaver for free for 30 days before I bought it and I built a full web site during that 30 days with it and it's still up and running www.parrot-bill.net and this was with the free trial offer. I also bought Photoshop element 5.0 & Premier Elements 3.0 this way, you really should trust people a little more. Sure some folks are going to take advantage of it, but anyone serious about the buttons will buy them if they can see how they work from beginning to end. Make it a 1 day trail offer, so the program shuts down after 1 days until they pay. I played around with it and like what it did within the program in 30 minutes the only thing that is holding me back from buying it, is that I am not sure how easy it is to export and install on a web page. Heck make it shut down after one export, folks should know by then whether they want it or not. But I think that most people (like me) have been burned a lot by bogus software that doesn't work, that they maybe hesitant of buying your software under these conditions especially at this price. I bought on button maker that gave out an html code to paste within the page, I followed the instructions (put my cuser where I wanted the buttons) and pasted in in code view and when I switch to display view all I saw was the html code. That was a wasted $25. bucks, but the buttons worked well in their own environment. It's tempting...you have some really nice looking buttons]]>