Jacob Sch?ffer wrote:
>
> Today, where almost everyone has broadband Internet connections and is able
> to download huge data amounts,
Because almost everyone *does not* have broadband internet connection. The
outside Northern Europe, North America, and parts of Asia is very different.
Alan
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Alan Litchfield wrote:
< Because almost everyone *does not* have broadband internet connection. The
Outside Northern Europe, North America, and parts of Asia is very different.
>
Perhaps I pulled the trigger too fast here. You are right, of course:
everyone in this world *does not* have broadband
I have never understood why software vendors release free patches that are
NOT cumulative in proportion to the licensed base version.
Today, where almost everyone has broadband Internet connections and is able
to download huge data amounts, it seem a little narrow-sighted to release
small
I have never understood why software vendors release free patches that are
NOT cumulative in proportion to the licensed base version.
Today, where almost everyone has broadband Internet connections and is able
to download huge data amounts, it seem a little narrow-sighted to release
small
Jacob Schäffer wrote:
Today, where almost everyone has broadband Internet connections and is able
to download huge data amounts,
Because almost everyone *does not* have broadband internet connection. The
outside Northern Europe, North America, and parts of Asia is very different.
Alan
--
I have never understood why software vendors release free patches that are
NOT cumulative in proportion to the licensed base version.
Today, where almost everyone has broadband Internet connections and is able
to download huge data amounts, it seem a little narrow-sighted to release
"small"
I have never understood why software vendors release free patches that are
NOT cumulative in proportion to the licensed base version.
Today, where almost everyone has broadband Internet connections and is able
to download huge data amounts, it seem a little narrow-sighted to release
"small"
