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Does it still download your Packages
Friday, July 27, 2007 by Polyphemusa | Discussion: Windows XP
So what costs and what is for free? Why is there no package to install through the program when saved to CD or harddrive?
And what is this business that you have to register everything you change you package, seems like a lot of trouble to me. Also one more thing some have separate prices for install so where is all of this explained to the purchaser? If you get to kept it do you have to pay again to use the program. PS. I hope this doesn't give them any ideas?
polyphemusa
Reply #2 Friday, July 27, 2007 11:10 AM
You can right click any download link and select 'save target as'. You can then save the file wherever you like.
The rest of your post I didn't really understand
Reply #3 Friday, July 27, 2007 11:34 PM
Most of them cost.
Some have a free version (cursorxp object dock have a free and paid version, logonstudio is free, bootskin is free)
Those that cost and don't have a free version have a trial version.
Download page
If you click the green button, you'll go to download.com and it will either be a free or trial.
If you click the name instead, you will go to that products page where you'll get more info a a buy or try (the try will take you to download.com usually for either a shareware (trial) version or the free version. Some of the buy buttons will take you to a comparison page.
If you decide you want 3 or more apps, Object Desktop is the best deal.
It has most of the apps, but not all.
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Reply #1 Friday, July 27, 2007 6:25 AM