Re:2nd WebCatalog2 Feature Request
This WebDNA talk-list message is from 1996
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texte = At 10:51 PM -0800 on 12/7/96, Grant Hulbert wrote:> I've been giving betas to customers who ask, and our upgrade policy for >WebCatalog has always been 1 year of free updates. Now the question is, >should we charge more (to new customers) for the next version of >WebCatalog? It is significantly enhanced, considering it has cloaking, >caching, relational DB, math, etc. built in.Send one my way! I'd love to take a look and purchased the software less than a year ago. We have WebCat and WebMerch Lite. > I don't mind giving the new features for the same price, I'm just >concerned that our free tech support may get inundated because many of the >new features are geared more for programmers/experts, and we are already >swamped with simple questions like how do I make a popup in HTML?I think you should keep the price the same and offer enhanced tech support for a fee if things get too bad. If not keep it all the same and the additional new sales should more than pay the wages for additional technical staff if you find you need them.The software market for good web tools is way too high already. Just look at what MicroSoft wants for their new Internet Commerce System.. Sheesh!WebCat is a tremendous product that does exactly what is is supposed to when told to do so properly. It's fast and the new additions will make it the software of choice for businesses of all shapes and sizes.I recently added an NT server to the mix and insist on leaving WebCat running on it's own machine because nothing as good is available on any platform. WebCat is reason enough for everyone to have a Mac for internet sites not to mention the coolness of SiteEdit Pro. I played with WebCat on NT and found that the Mac version is simply better. That's something you don't see too often.There's nothing like a Mac.Todd ____________M_E_D_I_A_S_T_O_R_M_______________Todd Mathews mailto:todd@mediastorm.net http://www.mediastorm.net ______________________________________________
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At 10:51 PM -0800 on 12/7/96, Grant Hulbert wrote:> I've been giving betas to customers who ask, and our upgrade policy for >WebCatalog has always been 1 year of free updates. Now the question is, >should we charge more (to new customers) for the next version of >WebCatalog? It is significantly enhanced, considering it has cloaking, >caching, relational DB, math, etc. built in.Send one my way! I'd love to take a look and purchased the software less than a year ago. We have WebCat and WebMerch Lite. > I don't mind giving the new features for the same price, I'm just >concerned that our free tech support may get inundated because many of the >new features are geared more for programmers/experts, and we are already >swamped with simple questions like how do I make a popup in HTML?I think you should keep the price the same and offer enhanced tech support for a fee if things get too bad. If not keep it all the same and the additional new sales should more than pay the wages for additional technical staff if you find you need them.The software market for good web tools is way too high already. Just look at what MicroSoft wants for their new Internet Commerce System.. Sheesh!WebCat is a tremendous product that does exactly what is is supposed to when told to do so properly. It's fast and the new additions will make it the software of choice for businesses of all shapes and sizes.I recently added an NT server to the mix and insist on leaving WebCat running on it's own machine because nothing as good is available on any platform. WebCat is reason enough for everyone to have a Mac for internet sites not to mention the coolness of SiteEdit Pro. I played with WebCat on NT and found that the Mac version is simply better. That's something you don't see too often.There's nothing like a Mac.Todd ____________M_E_D_I_A_S_T_O_R_M_______________Todd Mathews mailto:todd@mediastorm.net http://www.mediastorm.net ______________________________________________
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