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    3 & 5 pack v runtime

    Are the 3 & 5 pack licences the same as runtime but limited to 3 & 5 concurrent users? Or is there an important distinction? In my business I have 5 seats on a lan, and I do not allow other seats to access the design part of the program. Will a 5 seat license be ok for me?

    Thanks.

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    RE: 3 & 5 pack v runtime

    I should point out, I have a server + 5 seats.

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      #3
      RE: 3 & 5 pack v runtime

      3 & 5 packs aare made up of the full vertsion of the program, while the runtime is a limted version of Alpha Five that does not allow editing of your app. It sounds like you want the 10 user runtime. Though if your code prevents other users for modifying your code through passwords or some other permission system you've developed, a 5 pack of the full program will do you just fine.

      Lenny Forziati
      Vice President, Internet Products and Technical Services
      Alpha Software Corporation

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        #4
        RE: 3 & 5 pack v runtime

        Thanks Lenny, I was confused because the 5 pack is dearer than 10 runtime & I couldnt fathom why.

        As I intend to use the program only for personal use in my business, the upgrade cost cannot be divided amongst x number of sales as you programmers can. This is a steep upgrade for me & I need to get it right.

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          RE: 3 & 5 pack v runtime

          In case you didn't know... if your server is not used as a workstation but only a repository for your application, you do not need to install A5 on it so you don't need a 6th license.

          -Lenny

          Lenny Forziati
          Vice President, Internet Products and Technical Services
          Alpha Software Corporation

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            RE: 3 & 5 pack v runtime

            As a user of A4v2 thru A5v4.5 to continually develop our in house app, it hurts that I might not be able to justify the unexpected cost of the v5 upgrade for our 5 pack that I have been so looking forward to.

            My $299 v4.5 rebate means another $800 for the 5 pack. Or $899 for a single user + 10 user RT. (I have not purchased the RT before so I assume I'm a new user, not an upgrader?)

            I'm hoping a 3 or 5 user RT is made available, or I may be a loyal customer that has to stay with v4.5, hurting me and Alpha. Just wanted get my viewpoint into the mix.

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