Ohhhhhh. Thanks for straightening me out on this. Now I'll seriously
consider purchasing.

John Burdick wrote:
>>Sonic doesn't charge for updates of products to current registered
>>users of that product (the "upgrade" you would use to obtain a bug
>>fix). They charge for upgrades from previous product versions. As
an
>>example, if you own Vegas Pro 1.0 and you want to upgrade to Vegas
>>Audio 2.0, its going to cost you $99 (or $89 if you download it).
>>
>>Jim wrote:
>>>>I've tried both Vegas Video and Vegas Audio and like them
>>>>both very much. I'm very confident that Sonic Foundry will
>>>>add some nice new features as well as bug fixes in new
>>>>versions. However, what will keep me from purchasing one of
>>>>these products is the fact that I'd have to pay extra for
>>>>upgrades...upgrades that contain the bug fixes. I WOULD
>>>>purchase one of these products if free updates containing
>>>>the bug fixes were available for free to registered owners.
>>>>I can understand charging extra for more features, but not
>>>>for corrections of known problems.
>>>>
>>>> If there's a flaw in the wormanship of your brand new
>>>>vehicle, I'm sure that you'd expect it to be corrected at
>>>>no cost to you. Heck, even if I'm not aware of a problem
>>>>with my new vehicle and one is discovered by the
>>>>manufacturer, I get a recall notice to have it fixed at no
>>>>charge. It's just plain good business practice to be sure
>>>>that the customers get the proper support for the product
>>>>that they purchase without paying extra.
>>>>
>>>>Please, SF, consider this for us. Many companies offer this
>>>>to their customers (Microsoft, Nuendo, GM, Ford...etc).
>>>>