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No! Not at all.
Once you purchase your NeoFinder Mac license, you can continue using it with the appropriate major version of NeoFinder for as long as you like. It is entirely up to you if you want to upgrade to a newer major version of NeoFinder in the future.
As we offer a fully functional** free NeoFinder Demo version, and electronic license keys cannot really be returned once issued, we cannot offer refunds. The only exception are purchases of the wrong license type, or duplicate purchases made in error.
(**the demo version is limited to 10 catalogs, but should you need more for testing, you can contact us for a more complete demo license, too)
In these cases, we will require a written and legally binding statement asking for the refund, and legally binding stating that the license key you have received that was refunded is destroyed and all files related to it are actually permanently deleted.
All upgrades require a valid CDFinder or NeoFinder user license of the same number of users (or for a cross-grade, a valid license of the other product)
We also offer upgrades for all other license packs in any size, pleasecontact us for an offer!
When you purchase a NeoFinder license using your reseller FastSpring, you receive an email with a confirmation of your order.
As a service for you, this email already contains a temporary NeoFinder license key, so you can start using NeoFinder immediately.
After the successful PayPal transaction, you will see a web page telling you that we will deliver your license key by email within at most five business days.
That page also includes a temporary license key that will get you started immediately
Yes, you can run both NeoFinder 8.x, and older NeoFinder 7.x and NeoFinder 6.x versions with the same new NeoFinder 8.x license key.
The active version of your license key is always displayed in the license window.
NeoFinder is of European Union origin and is subject to the European Union export laws and regulations.
All versions of NeoFinder (or previously CDFinder) are unclassified and qualify for export license exception according to the General Software Note (GSN) in Annex I to Council Regulation (EC) No 428/2009.
Therefore, no license for either export or selling the product is required.
Your local authorities may have other additional export control regulations. For instance, ECCN according to US BIS would be 5D992.
Our products are generally available to the public by being sold, without restriction, from stock at retail selling points (software resellers) by means of electronic transactions. All versions of NeoFinder are designed for installation by the user without further substantial support by the supplier. NeoFinder uses SSL encryption for authentication purposes only.
Stick with Mojave as long as you can. I decided not to go with the Adobe CC product and kept my Adobe Photoshop CS6. Yes, 6! In any event, I did upgrade to Catalina and PS CS6 would not load. I talked to Apple and we decided my best bet was to revert to Mojave. After reverting, all hell broke loose. In addition, I was using Dr Browns Image Processor 2. To revert to Mojave, Apple walked me through the "re-install" from a clean drive. I'm not going to go into that one! Bottom line, Bridge stopped recognizing some .CR2 raw files. I tried a PS CS6 re-install. No help. In any event, After Installing the Adobe DNG Converter I was back in business. Somewhat slowed but back in business. Sooooo, long story-short stay with Mojave. Sorry to go a bit off topic but I felt it was knowing.
Recently I was thinking about how devastating it would be, and how lost I would be without one of these apps in particular so I thought it would be good to write this article and do a roundup of essential non-audio apps to help run your audio business and sustain your audio career.
These are listed in no particular order of importance but I thought it would be good to start with the app I use for invoicing since in many ways, this is the heart of any business in order to keep the lights on and doors open month after month, year after year.
I use the Standard Edition, which is perfect for an operation my size (a one-person video production business). For example, I don't need to collaborate with others, so the pricier online alternatives aren't a good fit for me.
FileBrowser for Business is an extended version of FileBrowser with enhanced security and control features for businesses large and small. With FileBrowser for Business, users can benefit from direct and secure file access to servers, workstations, and other storage devices on corporate networks. No additional configuration of corporate IT systems is necessary.
Files.com is a cloud native file transfer and automation platform that provides managed file transfer and business-to-business capabilities. Its integration with Backblaze storage allows you to securely extend access and provide automation with globally external users, partners, and systems. Use industry standards such as FTPs, SFTP, HTTPS, RESTful APIs, and WebDAV, as well as a user friendly web browser, desktop app, mobile app, and command line integration (CLI) app to securely connect with files and folders on Backblaze B2.
Flexify.IO is the world's first cloud storage virtualization and migration solution. Flexify.IO helps businesses building cloud-agnostic solutions by simplifying migration and avoiding dependency on a single cloud storage provider.
Imagen helps businesses, sports organizations, and media companies to unlock the value of their ever-growing content libraries with fast, secure, and controlled access through a highly-customizable video management platform. With video representing 60% of global data and set to grow further, Imagen ensures you can preserve your content for the future and enables you to maximize its value.
Nakivo Backup & Replication and Backblaze partner to provide businesses an integrated and low cost solution for cloud-based backup and recovery. Nakivo Backup & Replication optimizes Backblaze B2 Cloud Storage by protecting virtual, physical, and cloud workloads, automating data protection activities, and offering a range of recovery options for backups stored on Backblaze B2.
Retrospect provides complete hybrid data protection for small and medium businesses. Retrospect 12 for Windows and Retrospect 14 for Mac support Backblaze B2 as a cloud storage provider, offering complete integration with Retrospect's hybrid data protection. Protect your entire business in 15 minutes with Retrospect.
Rising Cloud, founded in 2020, is a bold approach to an intelligent cloud. With dynamic and elastic AI-augmentation for DevOps, your infrastructure can grow in real time, while delivering better availability and speed than any other hyperscaler cloud. It is built using a non-regional data center approach. Plus, you only pay for what you use. Rising Cloud elastically scales and retracts as needed to provide industry-best cost optimization, while being the only company in the cloud industry that doesn't suffer from performance loss associated with running virtualized. Rising Cloud is a truly predictive and reactive cloud computing service that costs up to 90% less than Amazon, Microsoft, and Google while giving your business that speed and uptime risk management you require.
If you want to give your clients a big-business feel with downhome personalization, 17hats is the tool to use. We have been using this tool for over five years. The company is responsive and the product is robust. 17hats helps us manage the chaos. If you are a small business owner, you understand chaos. We live it every day. A tool that can help me stay organized and ensure my clients are not getting lost in the shuffle ensures a smooth ride.
My digital assets (picture files), as well as the metadata, are one of the key assets in in my photography business. Handing those over to someone else (as you do in a cloud solution) is not very appealing (ask those who experienced the Digital Railroad debacle for example), not to mention the dangers of relying in having an internet connection to access the DAM.
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thanks for that great post! Have you looked into Bynder (www.getbynder.com). It is said to be the image bank with the highest convenience & usability. Although its cloud-based, you can give it a try. I can strongly understand the critics of cloud storage, however, it also has he advantage of minimizing the risk of loosing all your pics through a system crash or something. Also the do not have any set-up costs, which makes them attractive especially to small businesses and photographers.
As a library owner I never had enough money for the really expensive programs, nor did I, in common with most small businesses in the same field, really need anything that was web-based. The program was, and by and large still is, required merely to enable me to find files to send to clients. We eventually settled on Extensis Portfolio after a great deal of time spend searching for the best solution. Indeed I became deeply involved with writing about the virtues of DAM, particularly from the standpoint of the small user.
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