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First, I'm an individual who has a shareware product "on the market" (brings
me next to no income). I've downloaded and am using your profiler and admit
that some of what it's kicked up is "interesting" and has prompted some
minor changes in the program . so far.
You've suggested that I take a look at Analytics and would certainly like to
see some of the information you present. However, with the small user base
I have - and I project small increases in that user base as I'm about to
release a new version, hopefully, by the end of the month.
Were I to download and integrate analytics into the new version, given that
I would have 15 days of a free trial, with "limited information" thereafter
(since I honestly cannot see incorporating any of the full packages because
of my cost / income) would it be an imposition to attempt that or would our
prefer I not try.
I hope this makes some sense to you. //al
Alfred M Jones
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answered on 08 Aug 2011, 08:40 PM
Hi Alfred.
We surely appreciate your honesty concerning your limited means, but frankly - don't let that hold you back: it's perfectly fine to just try out EQATEC Analytics to the extent you can, even when the primary/only goal is just to achieve a profiler license. Lots of people do that. And who knows, maybe it really would become useful for you - or maybe you'll just tell somebody (client, employer, friend, blog/twitter-followers) about it, and that would certainly make us quite happy and make the offer worth our while :-)
So - just get going with Analytics and get back to us for a license when you've made some achievements.
best regards,
Richard Flamsholt
EQATEC Team