...but I have a quick question first...what are (if any) the pros & cons to each: having the cd and/or downloadable onlyTIA!!!
"hard" version or downloadable?
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scrpnmomo4
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"hard" version or downloadable?
ok ladies (and gents) I am about to purchase...sitting on the edge of my seat actually... ...but I have a quick question first...what are (if any) the pros & cons to each: having the cd and/or downloadable only
TIA!!!
...but I have a quick question first...what are (if any) the pros & cons to each: having the cd and/or downloadable onlyTIA!!!
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raewyn64
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Re: "hard" version or downloadable?
Bein in New Zealand getting a disc wasn't really an option for me.
I downloaded SCAL and have downloaded each version since.
I just keep a copy of the previous version before I download the new version just in case I want to roll it back again for some strange reason - which I haven't ahd to yet.
And downloading is instant - you don't have to wait for something to arrive in the post.
Just my opinion.
Raewyn
I downloaded SCAL and have downloaded each version since.
I just keep a copy of the previous version before I download the new version just in case I want to roll it back again for some strange reason - which I haven't ahd to yet.
And downloading is instant - you don't have to wait for something to arrive in the post.
Just my opinion.
Raewyn
Re: "hard" version or downloadable?
When I bought SCAL it was only available as a download, later they had the disc version. I usually like the disc version with the idea that if there are issues I would have a copy to recover with, but I can burn a copy of the program onto my own disc to keep for back up if I felt the need. I think my decision now would be based on where I can get the best deal dollar wise not on whether I have a disc. Enjoy, you will love SCAL!