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Product Description:
GarageSale Basic includes all the essential features for listing on eBay a casual seller dreams about: perfect integration with Mac OS X, free image hosting, and the same professional auction designs that made GarageSale so popular.
What's new in this version:
- Improved built-in preview mode
- All 136 multi-layout auction designs now support eBay's new 'View Item' page
- Supports eBay's new Return Policy details
- Support for dispatch time
- Correctly changes document change state when description is edited
Operating System Requirements:
This product is designed to run on the following operating systems:
- Mac OS X 10.5 Intel
- Mac OS X 10.5 PPC
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Leopard Only? Booo! - Version: 1.1b2, 2/11/2009 02:12PM PST
Icedvovo
Why is GS Basic Leopard only when GS supports both Leopard and Tiger? Seeya Garage Sale and good luck in the abyss of forgotten software.
Comments from a GarageSale user - Version: 1.0, 7/1/2008 07:41AM PST
(4 of 4 users found this comment useful)
craigpugsley
I'm a GarageSale user, and it is true that I don't enjoy using it when I have to. I use it because it can produce the best eBay auction pages of any eBay designer app out there, but I must use only 60% of its functionality. To me, it has become bloated with features only frequent eBay sellers would need, and it's also really quite slow.
GarageSale Basic, from the cursory five minute glance I've just given it, seems to pack all the features I actually use, but is light and nimble enough for me to maybe start enjoying using the GarageSale apps again.
It didn't just pick up my registered serial code from GarageSale... and when I try to enter it manually, it isn't taking it. So I'm going to have to contact the vendors about that - which is a pain.
I also agree with the previous poster that $25 is steep. If you're a frequent flyer, the proper GarageSale is worth $30, but this basic version certainly isn't losing $5 worth of functionality. This is worth $15-$20 max.
GarageSale Basic, from the cursory five minute glance I've just given it, seems to pack all the features I actually use, but is light and nimble enough for me to maybe start enjoying using the GarageSale apps again.
It didn't just pick up my registered serial code from GarageSale... and when I try to enter it manually, it isn't taking it. So I'm going to have to contact the vendors about that - which is a pain.
I also agree with the previous poster that $25 is steep. If you're a frequent flyer, the proper GarageSale is worth $30, but this basic version certainly isn't losing $5 worth of functionality. This is worth $15-$20 max.
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- Well, not so fast...
What's the point? - Version: 1.0b1, 6/10/2008 08:41PM PST
(3 of 3 users found this comment useful)
scifiguy
Uh...there is only $5 difference in price between this and the Full version, why bother?! $15 would make more sense, for a "basic" version, unless they are going to raise the price of the other. Why support 2 products for $5 difference. My 2 cents.
