Re: Super Duper in MacFormat magazine

On Wed, 21 May 2008 16:13:11 -0500, salgud wrote (in article 
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>): 

[responding to my attempt to describe the two "versions" of SuperDuper! ] 

>> Given that SuperDuper! is quite usable in the free version, albeit more

>> limited in features than the paid version, I'm not sure there are 
>> currently common terms that fully apply. Perhaps "freeware" foar the
free 
>> versiion and "fullware" for the paid version. 
> 
> Pardon me, but I think you mean "freeware" for the free not-a-version
and 
> "fullware" for the paid not-a-version. 

a) SuperDuper! is available *only* as a download, and there is *only* a 
single instance that can be downloaded. 

b) If one chooses to not purchase a registration code the features of 
SuperDuper! are limited, not including such as scheduling and smart
backup. 
This is what I've chosen to call the "free version". 

c) If one chooses to purchase a registration code the features of
SuperDuper! 
are extended to such as scheduling and smart backup. This is what I've
chosen 
to call the "paid version". 

The point being that there is just one hunk of code for SuperDuper!, the 
behavior of that code being dependent on whether one has purchased and 
enabled a registration code. 

Nitpick  .... Nitpick .... Nitpick .... Nitpick        :-)


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