Purplecloud, you said, "it sounds if these unhappy people are just unhappy and don't have valid complaints"...do you feel the "blowing chunks" post at e-on was started by showing any "valid complaints"? In my eyes it was just an imature rant without any valid comment in it? Now, if a person rant's AND also backs it up with valid examples to show their unhappiness, then all very well and good...christ! if they are that unhappy, why don't they take direct action to sort it out...there is such thing as consumer law. It is all down to point's of view; If you are a hobbiest and the software dissapoints you, why on Earth didn't you download the demo and use it for 60 days before spending all that cash. If using it in a pro enviroment, then the same thing applies. I'm lucky and have used Vue for over 5 years, so i know what to expect. My pro use of it is limited to not that many jobs, but for me it's stable...but, I can certainly imagine a Pro user, depending on it day in, day out, pulling their hair out, but then again I have been in the business long enough to know not many pro users would be foolish enough to purchase a software that would do that to them, with doing thorough research. I do smile to myself when I read some of the marketing litrature of software companies, but then again I also know most marketing litrature (hype) should be taken with a grain of salt, unless you can back it up with hands on use. As Lyne says, there is more to life and hey, it is a free market and if you feel e-on haven't delivered what they promised you, then they wont get your money again. There are no "clique" group IMHO. Yes, people willing to work hard and help as Lyne said...and besides, E-on need to make the majority happy and not just a few if they are to survive in this competitive business. Cheers

 

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