Need to Buy - would like used or copy of Glass Eye 2000.

Please email me if you have this software for sale. Would appreciate - mom is really into stained glass and would like to buy this software.

"Animal Lover" wrote in message
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Please email me if you have this software for sale. Would appreciate -
mom is really into stained glass and would like to buy this software.

Go to Dragonfly and get it, keeps the business going, and it doesn't go
down in value, its worth every dime if you design with the 'puter.

That is why so many small software firms go out of business. Support the
company that made it, it is not that much. That way you do not have to
worry about having a legal copy and you can get all of the updates.

"Animal Lover" wrote in message
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Please email me if you have this software for sale. Would appreciate -
mom is really into stained glass and would like to buy this software.

On Sat, 13 Sep 2003 17:16:47 -0400, "Bruce" wrote:

That is why so many small software firms go out of business. Support the
company that made it, it is not that much. That way you do not have to
worry about having a legal copy and you can get all of the updates.

"Animal Lover" wrote in message
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Please email me if you have this software for sale. Would appreciate -
mom is really into stained glass and would like to buy this software.

You might have difficulty buying a secondhand copy.
Most people if they like it enough to buy it just upgrade when a new
version comes out so couldnt sell you the old copy as the passwords
wouldnt work.
Regards
Elizabeth in UK
http://www.stainedglass.co.uk

The key word there is "most". Not all, most. This person is
obviously on a budget and isn't sure they can/wish to spend so much on
an optional tool. Since I'm sure there is someone out there who found
out they did NOT like it, I find their question perfectly reasonable.
The seller gets rid of something cluttering their computer/shelf and
the buyer gets a piece of software they wouldn't otherwise afford.

To say that programmers will go out of business if we don't
continually purchase their products only from them is to say that
authors will starve if we buy used copies of books. The presence of
the used market is impetus for the creative person to continue to
innovate.

I'm eventually going to buy a copy myself....though I'm really
fighting with myself over the expense of the glass database....and
yes, I will undoubtedly buy it new unless someone actually comes up to
me and says "I hate this, please take it off my hands for a
pittance"...but that's just because I WILL be able to afford it
comfortably and I dont want to spend the time trying to find a don't
wanter.

Bryan "just an alternative view" Paschke


On 14 Sep 2003 03:10:46 -0700, (Elizabeth in
UK) wrote:

You might have difficulty buying a secondhand copy.
Most people if they like it enough to buy it just upgrade when a new
version comes out so couldnt sell you the old copy as the passwords
wouldnt work.
Regards
Elizabeth in UK
http://www.stainedglass.co.uk

I tried the demo version of this software via a on-line download.

Two things I remember about it: One, I didn't like the program, I
thought it was ungainly and awkward to use, which is why I didn't go ahead
and buy it. And this is why most folks who have it on their machine
couldn't sell a copy, because it is downloaded and they only have a "unlock
key" downloaded, too. (Rather than a CD and a printed manual) Two, the
thing I disliked most about this program was that it writes itself all over
your Windows registry. Once I determined that it was not of any interest to
me, it took hours to get all the remnants of the program off my HD, using
Ontrack's Uninstaller.

While I was evaluating, I took the time to call Dragonfly and ask some
questions. It took several attempts to even locate this bunch, it seemed
that they weren't really "wanting" to be found, and once I got somebody on
the phone, he was a real asshole about answering a few questions.

What I saw of it made me think it was way, way overpriced and not of much
value to me. I doubt I'd even bother to load it on my PC if someone were to
snail mail me a freebie copy, bootleg or not.