- Plenty of support - Jeff Mincey | Wednesday, October 24 2007 @ 03:47 AM PDT
- No support - Jeff Mincey | Wednesday, October 24 2007 @ 03:47 AM PDT
No support - ashleykaryl
I've purchased items from the developers of Rapidweaver and written to them on two occasions a couple months back. Once to report a bug and another time about a sales tax issue. To this date I have never received a reply.Tuesday, November 13 2007 @ 01:02 AM PST
Don't Walk, Run Away From This App - kcwookie
I purchased this app as part of MacZot's April 13 bundle. The authors updated to 3.6 less then a month later. They posted that anyone purchasing the app after April 1 would receive a free upgrade. I asked about it and since I got a discount I didn't get the free upgrade. They took my money knowing that I would be forced to pay an upgrade fee within a month of purchase.I consider that ethically challenged and would suggest you shop elsewhere.
Monday, November 19 2007 @ 12:24 PM PST
No support - loudbrain
Sorry that you've had this problem. In my experience, the support forums on the RealMacSoftware site have been superb: They're monitored by some of the nicest, most helpful users and designers one could imagine. The product itself is truly astounding, and the user community is friendly and always ready to help new users, patiently replying to questions and even writing (and posting) code for others to use.I suggest searching the forums, looking for 'expert' users, and posting specific questions to them. Most forum posts also include user profiles, and many of those profiles have links to the user's RapidWeaver site(s). Maybe email one of them directly. (Understand that RealMac is a small shop based in the UK; there may be a time lag between your posts to them and their reply.)
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