If anyone has the N2 to ICR2 converter could you please send it to me? I don't
understand why one person would want to charge for something when everyone that
makes all of these other great utilities make them available for free. I'm sure
this guy has used other peoples utilities and I wonder how many he has paid
for. Thanks to anyone that can help me.
> I don't think there is a lot of utilities around with the current relevance and power
> of this converter. If you wish to see similar things in the future you need to give
> something to those behind these things to motivate them. When was the last time you made a
> free program with this power and relevance?
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I admire his position for charging for the converter. Had I had
the smarts to create one myself, I would have *strongly* (and most
likely) considered charging for it also.
Cheers!
Marc - TSP
> You don't HAVE to understand why he's charging for it, just the fact
> that he is. Which means, vote with your dollars - buy it, or don't -
> but don't rip the guy off. It's his perogative to charge for something
> he created.
> What you really SHOULD understand is how generous all these OTHER
> people who create utilities are.
> Sammy
> I suppose you COULD infer that from my post, sorry, that's not what I
> meant. I was trying to praise the others who could've charged, but
> didn't - including any other freebies David was involved with.
> My original post was meant to discourage anyone from sending this guy
> the converter free (which I'm sure somebody already has) -
> technically, I was supporting David's position. (I thought). :)
> Sammy Marks
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