Hi Mel,

fair enough - although I personally think at least a rough idea on cost should be given from a website -
having each potential customer call in my very personal opinion negates the positive points of flexible pricing
in certain circumstances.

Can you give me the 3 things you like most with Servoy as well as the 3 things you despise ?
Perhaps this way I can get a handle why it is a great fit with some and markedly different with others.

regards

thomas

And I do hope you get on the ladder fast again, but pick other modes of descent ;-)


>Hi Thomas, since I can't speak to Servoy pricing as I am in no way tied to them other than having a paid developers license/renewal - I could perhaps be giving inacurate information out about their pricing and terms - and I didn't think that would be what I should do in an open forumn.
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>But the PM just included the name of my Servoy Sales rep and his contact information. I will provide you his name by PM if you wish. There was nothing else special in the PM, other than my health issue this past year - I fell off a ladder and hurt my shoulder, had surgery, I back to 99.9% of where I was before the fall.
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>I will say this, anyone who has concern(s) or does not understand Servoy pricing should contact the company directly for clarification and discussions about it.
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>>Why PM ?
>>Ken is supporting it here quite openly -
>>The reports I have heard have more variation than expected:
>>from praise over indifference to disappointment,
>>and no easy to spot correlation with programmer skill,
>>expectations, habits and so on.
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>>I will do some basic calisthenics in it soon just to get a better picture.
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>>>I am sending you a PM about Sevoy that you might find helpful.
>>>>I know people ask over and over again and I think I have even asked the question before but "if not VFP then what" ?