<big snip> $ The evaluation version does not include the API $ documentation: it is meant $ to let people assess formatting quality, memory footprint and $ performance. $ In our view, detailed knowledge of API is not necessary for making a $ purchase $ decision.
Well, that depends on the requirements one has for software. I for one would not choose any tool if I had not been able to evaluate those things that I would be using the tool for. I agree that very detailed API knowledge may not be required but on the other hand: if I could choose between a tool that I could evaluate in full (and thus have a reasonable idea of what to expect in the future) for a limited time and a tool that I could partially test I'd go for the tool that I could test in full (provided it passed the test, of course). Just my $0.02, Michiel --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
