On 12/27/2012 11:17 PM, Phil W wrote:
Since this plug-in can be regarded to be "broken" - probably
because of coding errors, I would not rely on it anymore and
get a substitute.
"Broken" implies that it once wasn't broken. If it has
coding errors, it's poorly designed. If it stopped working
because something else on the system changed, then the
system, not the program, is broken.
Freeware is fine, as long as itīs well-programmed. ;-)
Doesn't the same apply to payware?
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