Registering the product

While the software is unregistered (ie. not payed for) the "Evaluation software"
text will appear on top of the toolbar and all applets created will only work
for 72 hours from the time they were saved. This should give you enough time to upload applets
to a server to try them out. Also the applet author name parameter will be set as "Evaluation software"
until the registration code is entered.
To register the product there are a number of options:
- a small Windows program is included with the product which when run
generates a text file that can be mailed, faxed or e-mailed to KAGI, a shareware
registration service in the US.
- KAGI also accept credit card payment by telephone
on (510) 658-5244 in the US but there's a 5 dollar surcharge for this method.
- You can register over the internet by going to the
EquitySoft pricing page at www.kagi.com/equitysoft/pricing.html.
- If all the above is no good
then e-mail the author on equitysoft@iname.com to discuss an alternative method (perhaps a
cheque in Euros).
After payment is made you will be e-mailed with a registration code and the
registration option in the "Help" menu should be selected and this code entered.
The "Evaluation software" text will immediately disappear and saved images will be
as they should be.
The pricing for AppletPainter is US34.95 for a single license, US$450 for a site license, US$950 for a worldwide license
The policy on new revisions of products
Products are regularly updated with new features. My policy is not to charge any fee for new releases which
may only include bug fixes, cosmetic changes and minor functional changes. In general therefore, the original
registration code that you receive on paying the initial license fee should be kept and reused after downloading
a new product version. Do not pay for another license unless you're sure it's absolutely required.
Even if you don't register thanks for taking the time to view the product and if you
want to, e-mail to let me know why you chose not to buy it.
Regards, Colin Mummery, the author
