Orchid XP v3 wrote:
> Sure, offering a version that doesn't contain expensive stuff that 
> people don't need is a sensible strategy. But deliberately disabling 
> functionallity that doesn't cost anything, just so you can charge money 
> for it? That smacks of cheating...

Well, there are two ways they could have done it:
1) Sell crippled version for normal price, sell regular version for more.
2) Sell regular version for normal price, sell crippled version for less.

My guess is that they actually do a combination, that is, sell the 
crippled version for less less and sell the regular version for less more.

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...Ben Chambers
www.pacificwebguy.com

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