Why do educators hate mailing lists?

[Richard Gaskin]

Donald Asbridge <shrink at igalaxy.net>
> I spent many years working with HyperCard... I have many old stacks and 
> projects I hope to (once summer vacation hits) update with Revolution.  
> Yes, I want to use Revolution in education (I still use many of my old 
> HyperCard projects in education)... that's my noble goal... but my 
> ultimate goal is of course to somehow make some money with some great 
> applications!
> 
> My main issue is the cost.  When I first looked a year or two ago at 
> RR, I said, "$900!  Forget it!"  I ended up purchasing REALbasic... and 
> was disappointed with the product (just my own opinion, I know others 
> seem to love it).  But I downloaded the demo version of RR and it will 
> meet my needs... I now just need to find a way to come up with the $900 
> to get it... and since I work in education, that kind of money isn't 
> just sitting around!

Fortunately you'll need only a fraction of that - check out the Rev/DC 
price list:
<http://secure.runrev.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=PLST&Store_Code=SDREBWLP>

Prices range from US$99 for DreamCard, to $299 for Revoluton Studio, and 
for the serious professional developer there's the Enterprise package 
for $899.

Mind if I ask where you got the impression that Rev was only available 
for $900?

I find that myth continues to be perpetuated often in the RB world; I'd 
like to think competing-product communities could gain followers through 
something more substantial than FUD.

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  Richard Gaskin
  Fourth World Media Corporation
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