I've downloaded the windows trial version but have now discovered there is a paid version too. I can't find info on their website about any difference between the two, but I don't mind paying for extra functionality. Is my trial going to expire? If not, what do I get extra for my 60 bucks?
Thanks for your answer crsimon3! I've still had no response from their tech support or forums.
So there is no point paying for registration:
"You can't find any difference between the trial and paid version because these is none."
"[users] tried to talk him into charging the Build 292, he refused. With HTML-Kit Tools the door became open to correct this situation." - I'm not sure if the situation is entirely corrected. If they offer identical products - one free and one paid - I know which most users will opt for.
I found the software so good I felt somehow compelled to pay, yet the developers seem so uninterested in charging - not offering a single reason or incentive to pay - I won't bother. I've been hand-coding in Dreamweaver for years and decided to switch. HTML Tools actually offers very useful tools which Dreamweaver does not have! If they simply asked for a donation, it would have saved a lot of time and I could have simply donated.
What a curious business model.
Thanks for your answer crsimon3! I've still had no response from their tech support or forums.
So there is no point paying for registration:
"You can't find any difference between the trial and paid version because these is none."
"[users] tried to talk him into charging the Build 292, he refused. With HTML-Kit Tools the door became open to correct this situation." - I'm not sure if the situation is entirely corrected. If they offer identical products - one free and one paid - I know which most users will opt for.
I found the software so good I felt somehow compelled to pay, yet the developers seem so uninterested in charging - not offering a single reason or incentive to pay - I won't bother. I've been hand-coding in Dreamweaver for years and decided to switch. HTML Tools actually offers very useful tools which Dreamweaver does not have! If they simply asked for a donation, it would have saved a lot of time and I could have simply donated.
What a curious business model.