QM Developers License

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FredW

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Jan 12, 2023, 12:27:10 AM1/12/23

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Looks like Rocket is getting strict with developer copies of QM. You have to be an official "partner" -- which means bundling an app with QM which includes selling the license (and support) to the end user. I guess this matches what they did with D3.

I'm not activity selling these days, but I still support a bunch of systems (QM and D3). I have a deal with a D3 client to use their machine for testing/development. I guess I'll have to do the same with a QM client. It was kind of handy to be self contained on a laptop, but even planes these days have internet connections so hopefully it won't be too bad :)

It is kind of a bummer that I find this out a week before my license expires :(

Glad I am sort of winding down my Pick work...

FredW

Marina del Rey, CA

Clive Lansink

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Jan 12, 2023, 1:10:57 AM1/12/23

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Hi.

It's not that much money though is it to just have a 1 or 2 user license. The reason why I keep paying a few hundred dollars a year for a 2-user license is that I can't be bothered rewriting my thirty-year old software which my partner and I still use for our small business. I hope they keep it going for say another ten years max and that will be all we need.

Cheers.

Clive Lansink
Email: Cl...@Lansink.Co.NZ
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FredW

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Jan 12, 2023, 2:27:22 AM1/12/23

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I will probably buy a 2 user license. I should have done that when Martin got the money :)