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In the last hour I downloaded Dreamweaver, Cold Fusion, Flash Pro, Captivate and FireWorks and started installing them as 31 day trials. No problems with Flash, Captivate or Cold Fusion. The DW installation, however, told me that my trial had expired, so, as suggested, I phoned the activation helpline. The rep gave me a code that the installation accepted. Later, I attempted Fireworks, same problem, so, again, I phoned the activation helpline. The support rep consulted with her manager and returned to tell me that Macromedia are in the process of discontinuing all trial downloads because the bandwidth costs too much. This sounded pretty unbelievable, so, I got her to confirm it again. The rep pointed out that I could still purchase downloads. I explained that I've been asked to assess the product for local government use, she suggested that I buy the product and take advantage of the 30-day refund policy. This strikes me as a pretty bizarre policy change, especially with the plummeting cost of bandwidth. Surely Macromedia products can't be so solidly established that they don't need to allow trials anymore? Anyone have any idea what's really going on here? |
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What a load of BS. Call again and get the reps name.... |
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