[access-uk] Re: Sight Village - Window-Eyes
- From: "George Bell" <george@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <access-uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 18 Jul 2004 22:48:49 +0100
How are G-W and it's UK dealers going to get round
the Finance Act in order to give what effectively
is Extended Credit?
George.
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[mailto:access-uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of
Steve Nutt
Sent: 18 July 2004 20:53
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Subject: [access-uk] Re: Sight Village -
Window-Eyes
Hi Ray,
It will be 30 quid if I have anything to do with
it, anyway, if they charge= =20 50 US Dollars as
they say they will.
By the way, you were slightly incorrect about the
Office support. It will= =20 be for Office 2000
up, not 97.
All the best
At 01:15 18/07/2004, Ray's Home spake these words
of wisdom >I know I have commented already on the
rather uninspired presentation of >Window-Eyes at
SV. Shame, because the upcoming releases, have
been so= long >in appearing.
>
>The first will enormously enhance MS Word
usability from, I think 97 >upwards, is going to
be very well received I am sure. There will be a
>separate MS Office menu in the control panel
where Office specific= functions >can be
tweaked, but unfortunately, this was not
elaborated on. The other >major improvement will
be the colour dictionary so all 256 basic Windows
>colours will be named, or named to the nearest
standard colour.
>
>The second installment of the Office makeover
will address EXcel,= Powerpoint >and maybe other
Office Apps. Seems GW have it in their sites to
improve= the >help system in W-E too.
>
>More interesting perhaps, and I haven't seen
this commented on elsewhere,= is >a proposed
hire and purchase option. This means, if I recall
Dan= Weirich's >words propperly, that you will
be able to buy a $50.00 month's trial, and= if
>you want to keep Window-Eyes, then pay further
$50.00 installments until= its >paid for.
Presumably if you do not renew in time, then the
program would >revert to a demo copy - (Dan
didn't actually say that though).
>
>GW are addressing the issue of affordability and
defered payments in a= novel >way. Many have
been asking for a defered payments scheme for a
long time.
>I was amused when Dan said, haltingly, 'I guess
that would be =A330.00= here'.
>To which I said, 'It should be'. We shall see.
>
>All the best.
>
>RAy.
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