A prize you don't get to keep

Op Tue, 08 Nov 2011 23:07:38 +0100 schreef Jorge Garcia 

<jorge@cadsoftusa.com>:

Sorry for the scare.

Thanks for the explanation. A subscription model ... Brrr.

Richard

Jorge Garcia wrote:

 

We've received requests for lower-cost versions of the program. Many

users just wanted to make a couple of boards, or they were starting up

and were hoping to buy a perpetual license once they made some money.

 

With that in mind the option of a 1-year license came into existence.

This is only an alternative for users that may need such a license and

for giveaways like these, we have no plans to use a subscription model

and the perpetual licensing scheme is here to stay.

 

Sorry for the scare.

Jorge

Off topic, but where is this advertised?

Warren

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Jorge Garcia wrote:

 

We've received requests for lower-cost versions of the program. Many

users just wanted to make a couple of boards, or they were starting up

and were hoping to buy a perpetual license once they made some money.

 

With that in mind the option of a 1-year license came into existence.

This is only an alternative for users that may need such a license and

for giveaways like these, we have no plans to use a subscription model

and the perpetual licensing scheme is here to stay.

 

Sorry for the scare.

Jorge

Off topic, but where is this advertised?

Warren

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On 11/8/2011 6:04 PM, Warren Brayshaw wrote:

Jorge Garcia wrote:

 

>>

>> We've received requests for lower-cost versions of the program. Many

>> users just wanted to make a couple of boards, or they were starting up

>> and were hoping to buy a perpetual license once they made some money.

>>

>> With that in mind the option of a 1-year license came into existence.

>> This is only an alternative for users that may need such a license and

>> for giveaways like these, we have no plans to use a subscription model

>> and the perpetual licensing scheme is here to stay.

>>

>> Sorry for the scare.

 

Jorge

 

Off topic, but where is this advertised?

 

Warren

 

Hi Warren,

Check out www.newark.com/eagle scroll down you'll see the mention of 1

year licenses being available. You'll also find the info on one of

Newark's promotional flyers for EAGLE, flyer ML-2565 I believe.

It's more a newark thing, then a cadsoft thing if you catch my drift.

hth,

Jorge

Jorge Garcia wrote:

On 11/8/2011 6:04 PM, Warren Brayshaw wrote:

>> Jorge Garcia wrote:

>>

>>>

>>> We've received requests for lower-cost versions of the program. Many

>>> users just wanted to make a couple of boards, or they were starting

>>> up and were hoping to buy a perpetual license once they made some

>>> money.

>>>

>>> With that in mind the option of a 1-year license came into

>>> existence. This is only an alternative for users that may need such

>>> a license and for giveaways like these, we have no plans to use a

>>> subscription model and the perpetual licensing scheme is here to

>>> stay.

>>>

>>> Sorry for the scare.

>>

>> Jorge

>>

>> Off topic, but where is this advertised?

>>

>> Warren

>>

Hi Warren,

 

Check out www.newark.com/eagle scroll down you'll see the mention of 1

year licenses being available. You'll also find the info on one of

Newark's promotional flyers for EAGLE, flyer ML-2565 I believe.

 

It's more a newark thing, then a cadsoft thing if you catch my drift.

 

hth,

Jorge

LOL

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