Re: Knew it wouldn't last.....
- Posted by Brian Broker <bkb at CNW.COM> Aug 09, 2000
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On Tue, 8 Aug 2000 20:45:42 -0700, Paul Kerslake wrote: >When I downloaded Euhporia and saw the word register, I knew it wouldn't >last. Not to mention the $29.95 cost is, how shall I say, way out of my >range. I'm 15 I don't have a summer job and $10 a week isn't going to cut >it. Not to mention I desperatly need a new CD-ROM which will cost me big. >4x don't work. > >So, I'm -sigh- not going to order the full version any time soon. I really hate to say that. But, I will get it eventually. So some questions about the full version: > >1. Will the full version somehow increase mr programming skills. No, registering Euphoria will not magically increase your programming skills. Only practice can do that. But it definitely helps to have debugging capabilities over 300 lines. Once you start coding larger projects, this is something you must have to save on development time. >2. Can I make independant .EXE files and send them to my friends. Yes >3. How much is it. See http://www.rapideuphoria.com/reg.htm for more info. $40 (for DOS32 and Win32) isn't much at all to pay for good development software. Perhaps if you can show your parents what you can do with the shareware version, you might be able to talk them into getting it for you as a gift. Tell them about how educational it is and how interested you are in it. Then point out how much some other development software costs these days (i.e. hundreds of dollars). I don't know of too many parents who wouldn't spend $40 dollars for 'educational software'. Heck, that's less than most Nintendo64 games. Not to mention that you could write your own shareware programs and try to earn that money to repay them... (unfortunately, software needs to be quite sophisticated these days to get people to pay for it, but it doesn't hurt to try). -- Brian