Re: [NTLK] ActionNames vs. MoreInfo

From: SlashDevNull (SlashDevNull_at_mac.com)
Date: Mon Nov 12 2001 - 03:00:50 EST


Salutations,

  Is AN THAT bad? I have a serial for AN so that is how it is free.
And before anyone starts pointing fingers, I register my software. I paid
for Newtscape and some other Newton software.

  Hmm. I had no idea AN was that buggy. Are the bugs big data losing bugs
or what? I can put up with ignoring some functionality while saving $85.

  Do you still use AN?

  And are upgrades for MI still coming out?

  I just installed AN so I guess using one or the other would be easy enough
to do.

  AN4 looked (on the surface and playing around with it) like it does more
than MI.

  Is there a lot more functionality with MI? Or are you recommending MI
mainly because it has less bugs than AN?

Thank you for you help and opinions,
David

>
> on 11/12/01 1:00 AM, Ivan Shaw at ishaw_at_sympatico.ca wrote:
>
>>> And considering AN is free, and MI is STILL $85, I am leaning towards AN.
>>
>> ActionNames is not free.
>
> AN is free in the same way that MI can be free. ;-)
>
> That said, I've used AN for years, and the only reason I kept using it was
> because I spent so much money on it. :-) At first, MI and AN didn't have
> enough between them to differentiate them too much, which is when I went
> with AN. As time wore on, however, MI improved dramatically, while AN merely
> improved a little. Since I had invested so much time into customizing my
> fields and links, I kept with AN. I would not recommend it, even for free,
> to a new user. It has a bunch of little, niggley bugs, and one that can
> really cause problems, in the "Contact History" name view, and customized
> links. Iambic knew of this bug, but, unfortunately, Apple cancelled the
> Newton before AN was fixed. :-( I would heartily recommend MI over AN any
> day, even at its steep price. Remember, at least SilverWare is still
> supporting it, of a sorts. Iambic is pretending that the Newton never
> existed, and you are on your own, up the creek, without them.

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