Why is it totally acceptable to buy software that crashes when it's doing something that it's advertised as capable of, and when it's used the way it's meant to be used by a qualified operator who understands the user manual?
Would you buy a car that needed an upgrade so the brakes would work 100% of time?
What if cars where like Windows?
*www.mcpmag.com/columns/article.asp?EditorialsID=645
*www.bofunk.com/article/100/if_cars_were_windows.html
What if Microsoft customer support took over GM's helpline?
*www.annoyances.org/exec/show/article09-015
So, until software is designed like cars, I'll always ask - Is it worth it? Is there a free alternative?
-Keith