LiveCode 4.5 License model

2010-09-21 Thread Mark Stuart
Hi all,
Has anyone checked out runrev's store as yet?
To navigate to it, open LiveCode and access Help | Buy a License... It
will take you directly there.

Mouse over the LiveCode Bundle package icons. You will see product
information in a flyout.
Now mouse over the LiveCode 4.5 Complete for the Commercial product.
Notice the pricing at the bottom of the flyover.
The yearly maintenance fee for this product is now US$749.

How does that make you feel?
Unless I'm mistaken on this yearly maintenance fee, I don't think I'll
be maintaining my yearly upgrades from here on out.
I can't afford that money, when I don't have a product that I'm selling.
Maybe that will have to change for me.

What about those building and distributing freeware or shareware? I
don't see a license model for that.
Now unless you use the Personal license, that will most probably work
for you. But the user will have a nag screen on use of the freeware.

Now for those who are selling products built in (now) LiveCode, do you
realize how much your costs have increased?

I'm just saying... so you are all aware.

Regards,
Mark Stuart
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Re: LiveCode 4.5 License model

2010-09-21 Thread Richmond

 On 09/21/2010 08:00 PM, Mark Stuart wrote:

Hi all,
Has anyone checked out runrev's store as yet?
To navigate to it, open LiveCode and access Help | Buy a License... It
will take you directly there.

Mouse over the LiveCode Bundle package icons. You will see product
information in a flyout.
Now mouse over the LiveCode 4.5 Complete for the Commercial product.
Notice the pricing at the bottom of the flyover.
The yearly maintenance fee for this product is now US$749.

How does that make you feel?
Unless I'm mistaken on this yearly maintenance fee, I don't think I'll
be maintaining my yearly upgrades from here on out.
I can't afford that money, when I don't have a product that I'm selling.
Maybe that will have to change for me.

What about those building and distributing freeware or shareware? I
don't see a license model for that.
Now unless you use the Personal license, that will most probably work
for you. But the user will have a nag screen on use of the freeware.

Now for those who are selling products built in (now) LiveCode, do you
realize how much your costs have increased?

I'm just saying... so you are all aware.

Regards,
Mark Stuart
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Well, nothing really wrong with sticking with RunRev 4.0: I make almost 
all my freeware using

RunRev 2.0.1 !
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Re: LiveCode 4.5 License model

2010-09-21 Thread Trevor DeVore

On Sep 21, 2010, at 1:00 PM, Mark Stuart wrote:


Mouse over the LiveCode Bundle package icons. You will see product
information in a flyout.
Now mouse over the LiveCode 4.5 Complete for the Commercial product.
Notice the pricing at the bottom of the flyover.
The yearly maintenance fee for this product is now US$749.


If you are using Rev to deploy commercial products to Desktop, Web,  
Mobile and Server plus using the LiveCode Developer program I don't  
think the price is bad at all.


If you don't need all of those output options or don't want the  
subscription then just buy the output options you need in the store  
and there is no yearly subscription fee. Then you just have to pay  
when you want to upgrade if a newer version comes out that you want.


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Re: LiveCode 4.5 License model

2010-09-21 Thread Neal Campbell
Just for comparison, my annual SA price for RADStudio from Embarcadero is
$1320.
Best wishes
Neal Campbell
Abroham Neal Software
www.abrohamnealsoftware.com
(540) 645 5394






On Tue, Sep 21, 2010 at 1:06 PM, Trevor DeVore li...@mangomultimedia.comwrote:

 On Sep 21, 2010, at 1:00 PM, Mark Stuart wrote:

  Mouse over the LiveCode Bundle package icons. You will see product
 information in a flyout.
 Now mouse over the LiveCode 4.5 Complete for the Commercial product.
 Notice the pricing at the bottom of the flyover.
 The yearly maintenance fee for this product is now US$749.


 If you are using Rev to deploy commercial products to Desktop, Web, Mobile
 and Server plus using the LiveCode Developer program I don't think the price
 is bad at all.

 If you don't need all of those output options or don't want the
 subscription then just buy the output options you need in the store and
 there is no yearly subscription fee. Then you just have to pay when you want
 to upgrade if a newer version comes out that you want.

 --
 Trevor DeVore
 Blue Mango Learning Systems
 ScreenSteps: http://www.screensteps.com
 Releasable Revolution Resources for Developers:
 http://revolution.bluemangolearning.com

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Re: LiveCode 4.5 License model

2010-09-21 Thread Shadow Slash
I'm feeling the same as well... :(

--- On Tue, 21/9/10, Mark Stuart mstu...@adaptcrm.com wrote:

From: Mark Stuart mstu...@adaptcrm.com
Subject: LiveCode 4.5 License model
To: use-revolution@lists.runrev.com
Date: Tuesday, 21 September, 2010, 5:00 PM

Hi all,
Has anyone checked out runrev's store as yet?
To navigate to it, open LiveCode and access Help | Buy a License... It
will take you directly there.

Mouse over the LiveCode Bundle package icons. You will see product
information in a flyout.
Now mouse over the LiveCode 4.5 Complete for the Commercial product.
Notice the pricing at the bottom of the flyover.
The yearly maintenance fee for this product is now US$749.

How does that make you feel?
Unless I'm mistaken on this yearly maintenance fee, I don't think I'll
be maintaining my yearly upgrades from here on out.
I can't afford that money, when I don't have a product that I'm selling.
Maybe that will have to change for me.

What about those building and distributing freeware or shareware? I
don't see a license model for that.
Now unless you use the Personal license, that will most probably work
for you. But the user will have a nag screen on use of the freeware.

Now for those who are selling products built in (now) LiveCode, do you
realize how much your costs have increased?

I'm just saying... so you are all aware.

Regards,
Mark Stuart
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Re: LiveCode 4.5 License model

2010-09-21 Thread J. Landman Gay

On 9/21/10 12:00 PM, Mark Stuart wrote:

Hi all,
Has anyone checked out runrev's store as yet?
To navigate to it, open LiveCode and access Help | Buy a License... It
will take you directly there.

Mouse over the LiveCode Bundle package icons. You will see product
information in a flyout.
Now mouse over the LiveCode 4.5 Complete for the Commercial product.
Notice the pricing at the bottom of the flyover.
The yearly maintenance fee for this product is now US$749.


LiveCode Complete doesn't equate to your current Enterprise license, it 
includes *everything* -- mobile, all three desktop options, web server, 
developer program, etc. This is a savings over purchasing each package 
separately. Your curent Enterprise license only includes desktop 
deployment. If you want to duplicate your Enterprise license, you can do 
it by purchasing the $99 Mac/Windows package for personal use (add Linux 
if necessary,) or the Desktop package for commercial use. There is no 
annual subscription fee for those.


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Re: LiveCode 4.5 License model

2010-09-21 Thread Dar Scott


On Sep 21, 2010, at 11:06 AM, Trevor DeVore wrote:

On Sep 21, 2010, at 1:00 PM, Mark Stuart wrote:


Mouse over the LiveCode Bundle package icons. You will see product
information in a flyout.
Now mouse over the LiveCode 4.5 Complete for the Commercial product.
Notice the pricing at the bottom of the flyover.
The yearly maintenance fee for this product is now US$749.


If you are using Rev to deploy commercial products to Desktop, Web,  
Mobile and Server plus using the LiveCode Developer program I don't  
think the price is bad at all.


If you don't need all of those output options or don't want the  
subscription then just buy the output options you need in the store  
and there is no yearly subscription fee. Then you just have to pay  
when you want to upgrade if a newer version comes out that you want.


I think this hits the nail on the head.  Alice doesn't know what a  
Linux is.  Bobby knows he will never deploy to web or server.   
Charles never gets involved with lists or even publisher  
communication.  Each can have the right license.  But some month or  
year when Bobby's customer says web, then Bobby is instantly set  
and with minimal cost and effort.


Dar Scott


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Re: LiveCode 4.5 License model

2010-09-21 Thread DunbarX
I have one question:

Is Rev 4.5 now LiveCode 4.5? 

Craig Newman
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LiveCode 4.5 License model

2010-09-21 Thread Mark Stuart
on Tue Sep 21 12:11:10 CDT 2010, Neal Campbell wrote:

Just for comparison, my annual SA price for RADStudio from Embarcadero
is
$1320.


Yes, but look at the tool you are getting from Embarcadero. A complete
suite of tools to build an Enterprise level application.
With that, I don't think LiveCode 4.5 even comes close to its tool set.

I use VB6 from time to time, and again LiveCode 4.5 doesn't even comes
close to it, and the product was stopped several years ago.

I guess I get frustrated/annoyed if I were to build the same application
in revStudio and also in VB6, the latter is so much easier to build a
richer desktop application. I've tried to build the same
objects/components in revStudio as are already in VB6. I've spent hours
trying to do this, and in the end give up, because the objects in
revStudio are not complete. Especially trying different property
settings, they come up short. They don't work/set properly. Yes, I've
tried all sorts of renditions of the settings.

I will be revisiting my license with LiveCode.

Regards,
Mark Stuart
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Re: LiveCode 4.5 License model

2010-09-21 Thread Terry Vogelaar
Yes!

Op 21 sep 2010, om 20:59 heeft use-revolution-requ...@lists.runrev.com het 
volgende geschreven:

 I have one question:
 
 Is Rev 4.5 now LiveCode 4.5? 
 
 Craig Newman

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Re: LiveCode 4.5 License model

2010-09-21 Thread DunbarX
Never mind. 

I just updated Rev 4.0 to LiveCode 4.5. Free with my existing license.

Craig Newman
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Re: LiveCode 4.5 License model

2010-09-21 Thread Bob Sneidar
Not sure how this affects me. I bought into the 2 year license offer. Do I 
still get this as part of my maintenance?

Bob


On Sep 21, 2010, at 10:06 AM, Trevor DeVore wrote:

 On Sep 21, 2010, at 1:00 PM, Mark Stuart wrote:
 
 Mouse over the LiveCode Bundle package icons. You will see product
 information in a flyout.
 Now mouse over the LiveCode 4.5 Complete for the Commercial product.
 Notice the pricing at the bottom of the flyover.
 The yearly maintenance fee for this product is now US$749.
 
 If you are using Rev to deploy commercial products to Desktop, Web, Mobile 
 and Server plus using the LiveCode Developer program I don't think the price 
 is bad at all.
 
 If you don't need all of those output options or don't want the subscription 
 then just buy the output options you need in the store and there is no yearly 
 subscription fee. Then you just have to pay when you want to upgrade if a 
 newer version comes out that you want.
 
 -- 
 Trevor DeVore
 Blue Mango Learning Systems
 ScreenSteps: http://www.screensteps.com
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 http://revolution.bluemangolearning.com
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Re: LiveCode 4.5 License model

2010-09-21 Thread Richmond

 On 09/21/2010 10:01 PM, Mark Stuart wrote:

on Tue Sep 21 12:11:10 CDT 2010, Neal Campbell wrote:


Just for comparison, my annual SA price for RADStudio from Embarcadero

is
$1320.


Yes, but look at the tool you are getting from Embarcadero. A complete
suite of tools to build an Enterprise level application.
With that, I don't think LiveCode 4.5 even comes close to its tool set.

I use VB6 from time to time, and again LiveCode 4.5 doesn't even comes
close to it, and the product was stopped several years ago.

I guess I get frustrated/annoyed if I were to build the same application
in revStudio and also in VB6, the latter is so much easier to build a
richer desktop application. I've tried to build the same
objects/components in revStudio as are already in VB6.


Well; it's all a matter of taste really. Having spent about 6 months
with VB6 I would use RunRev any time; I found Visual Basic
awful.

But then I was probably trying to develop something entirely different 
from what you had in mind.


I find these comparisons a bit invidious.


I've spent hours
trying to do this, and in the end give up, because the objects in
revStudio are not complete. Especially trying different property
settings, they come up short. They don't work/set properly. Yes, I've
tried all sorts of renditions of the settings.

I will be revisiting my license with LiveCode.

Regards,
Mark Stuart
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Re: LiveCode 4.5 License model

2010-09-21 Thread Richmond

 On 09/21/2010 10:15 PM, dunb...@aol.com wrote:

Never mind.

I just updated Rev 4.0 to LiveCode 4.5. Free with my existing license.

Craig Newman
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Re: LiveCode 4.5 License model

2010-09-21 Thread DunbarX
Richard.

My license for Rev v.4 is still valid. I just went to:
http://www.runrev.com/downloads/

logged in, and, presto.

Craig

In a message dated 9/21/10 3:38:56 PM, richmondmathew...@gmail.com writes:


   On 09/21/2010 10:15 PM, dunb...@aol.com wrote:
  Never mind.
 
  I just updated Rev 4.0 to LiveCode 4.5. Free with my existing license.
 
  Craig Newman
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Re: LiveCode 4.5 License model

2010-09-21 Thread Jan Schenkel
--- On Tue, 9/21/10, Mark Stuart mstu...@adaptcrm.com wrote:
 
 I use VB6 from time to time, and again LiveCode 4.5 doesn't
 even comes
 close to it, and the product was stopped several years
 ago.
 
 I guess I get frustrated/annoyed if I were to build the
 same application
 in revStudio and also in VB6, the latter is so much easier
 to build a
 richer desktop application. I've tried to build the same
 objects/components in revStudio as are already in VB6. I've
 spent hours
 trying to do this, and in the end give up, because the
 objects in
 revStudio are not complete. Especially trying different
 property
 settings, they come up short. They don't work/set properly.
 Yes, I've
 tried all sorts of renditions of the settings.
 
 I will be revisiting my license with LiveCode.
 
 Regards,
 Mark Stuart
 

Well, it's all about using the right tool for the job at hand. I've been using 
Rev/LiveCode for one-off tools, for prototypes, and for complete projects. If a 
project is better done in Java or .NET, I'll use those tools instead.
Sure, I wish LiveCode had toolbars, ribbons, tree views, etc. all built-in with 
point-and-click configuration as well as full scripting control. But I've 
always been able to replicate what I needed, and behaviors have recently made 
that a whole lot easier.

Jan Schenkel.
=
Quartam Reports  PDF Library for LiveCode
www.quartam.com

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Rochefoucauld)



  

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Re: LiveCode 4.5 License model

2010-09-21 Thread Richmond

 On 09/21/2010 10:43 PM, dunb...@aol.com wrote:

Richard.

My license for Rev v.4 is still valid. I just went to:
http://www.runrev.com/downloads/

logged in, and, presto.

Craig



Aah . . . mine expired on the 4th of September.
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