Why 10 hours for a newbie and 30 days for a "programmer"

[Kirk McElhearn]

On 9/1/04 5:27 PM, "Troy Rollins" <troy at rpsystems.net> wrote:

> 
> For DreamCard, we're talking about a *very* inexpensive authoring
> environment in comparison to everything else that is out there. It
> should be a pretty easy decision after 10 hours of use, especially with
> RevOnline to get you up-to-speed.

Inexpensive, perhaps. But the paucity of the documentation (not the
reference doc, but introductory doc) makes you lean toward more than the
basic - while the program is $99, if you buy the "package" with the book and
access to additional tutorials (the content of which is nowhere to be
found), then pony up to pay for a year's upgrades, it's more than twice
that. I'm thinking twice because of the difference between the "basic"
program and what I'd need to be able to really use it.
 
 
Kirk
 
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