chrysoula posted at 8:12PM Mon, 22 January 2018 - #4322548

I'm currently waiting for a response on a purchase-info request. I am very curious if they're going to offer it at the standard rate, or if perhaps there's an unnannounced (because how would they announce it?) sale going on.

I received a reply about the price for an upgrade from Vue Complete 2015 to Vue Complete 2016 today. The price, $199, is the regular price. This was confirmed when I downloaded their price-list from the temporary website. So, no sale which means no purchase from me for now. I'm really disappointed.

Is there any update at all on this? I'd like to add my voice to the request for Rendo to allow Taoz's program to access our account info. This had been a huge help to me because I have ADHD and just viewing everything in the DS content library is simply a big mess for me. His program for the DAZ site allows me to see the products more clearly and quickly. It helps me to figure out which products I'd like to put together in a scene. My item list here currently has 715 products listed and I struggle to find everything in the different runtime folders. I really need this program to effectively use the products I've purchased from Renderosity. Thank you.

Thank you, so much, KristiS!  I can only imagine how many emails you have to sort through so no worries there.

Take care,

Molly

I support this petition.

I'm so very sorry for you, his dad and his sister and for all who love him.  :crying:  Life has been cruel to you lately.  {{{{BIG HUGS}}}}

Omg, Connie!  Sending healing prayers, and positive energy to him and the rest of you guys.  I so hope he pulls through!  {{{HUGE HUGS}}}

That's sickening.  I signed the petition.  I love Care2.

Oh, I'm so happy for you guys!  I love that your honey and Ashley hit it off!  Now we just need to pray that your thyroid problem can be resolved with medication.  *-fingers crossed-  *

Wonderful news on the pap, Connie!    Sorry to hear about the thyroid, though.  I can't wait to see photos of BriBri and Ashley together!

Quote - I just got done having a chat with Bri Bri, thelling ther that I'm hoping to have her sister here by the next weekend so she has a buddy to play with, and show her around.

I'm pretty sure she understood... or that that nod was her nodding off ;)

She's obviously a very wise cat.  Nods  

Quote - GROUP HUG!

Talk to my cats? You mean I'm not the only one? I talk to them like I'd talk to another human, and ignore the "there she goes again... when is she going to Meow and get down to business?" looks I get from them. LOL!

And nothing will drive Wilson faster from my lap than singing. Yes, I can't carry a tune in a bucket but does he have to be so obvious? :lol:

LOL!  When I try to sing my cat jumps on my lap and basically tries to stuff his little head in my mouth so I'll shut up!  :lol:  It's hilarious! 

I talk to my dog and my cat.  My cat talks back.  A lot. 

{{{HUG}}} *Adds to group hug.  *

Hi Connie,

Just checking in to see how you're doing. 

Your honey sounds terrific.  It's wonderful that you have someone like that in your life. 

Nice article magicmoondesigns!  I actually developed a form of Cushing's Syndrome, called Pseudo Cushing's, when I went through the period that I mentioned above to Connie.  It's caused by too much cortisol in the body.  It can do nasty things to body, mind, and spirit.

When I was little and cried I was often told, "Stop crying or I'll really give you something to cry about."  That always meant a spanking.  Of course it made me really scared to cry.  I wish I could cry more now.  I really need to, but I guess, even though I'm depressed, my meds prevent me from crying.  So, Connie, if you need to cry you just let it rip! 

My parents emotional states sound like yours, Connie.  What helps me is to remember that they are the products of their own upbringing.  Take a look at what their parents were like if you can and it can really help with understanding.  I always feel really compassionate towards my parents when I do that.  And I do it for my grandparents, too.

I don't know if you are "overanalyzing" really.  I think it helps us grow when we are able to see things about ourselves and our loved ones more in depth.  Awareness is a very good thing.  Don't be like me, though, and do it constantly.  It'll drive you nuts.  :eyeroll:

I agree with magicmoondesigns, I don't think I would have been as strong as you under similar conditions.  I think I would have been spending time with the folks in the long white coats.  :ohmy:

Quote - I'll get through it. I always somehow land on my feet with a lemonade glass in my hand. But, while I'm flying through the air tumbling and spinning around and screaming, sometimes it's hard to see which way is up. Like I said, somehow I always managed to land on my feet and lick off the scratches, or so I keep telling myself. I guess it's a cat thing, smack into the wall head first, and then act like... um, I meant to do this, and, uh, [whisker twitch] I'm fine [whisker twitch]!

Okay, this is all very serious, but that paragraph made me laugh as I tried picturing it all in my head.    And just from what I've learned about you in this thread and in some of your other postings I firmly believe you'll get through it, too.

Quote - It's embarrasing to have to cry, but afterwards... it's like taking a good crapper, you feel relieved.

:laugh:  Definitely cathartic.    Also, you don't have to feel embarrassed about crying.  You're a human being and it's natural and serves a purpose.  I know it's basically about what kinds of reactions you've received in the past when you've cried, but, hey, you have the right to do it. 

I'm sorry about your mom.  My grandma is like that.  When I was going through the worst hell of my life due  to the bipolar disorder she told me to just "smile more."  :rolleyes:  She just doesn't understand, but she does love me. 

I'm so glad BriBri is blending in so well.  She knows she's found her family and her home and she's obviously good for you, too.  I'm also very happy to hear that you are feeling better today.  Sometimes just sleeping and waking up to a new day can help a person feel better.  Just keep taking care of yourself. 

Wow.  :blink:  You must be made of tough stuff, Connie.  My life has moved along in a similar way, but to have so many huge negatives/losses crammed into such a short period of time is hard to imagine.

"It has to get better! Just has to".  Hang on to this.  Life seems to cycle through the good and the bad.  I'm bipolar (type 2) and my depression is unrelenting even on medication so I have to be told this often.  I just wish I had some practical help to offer to you.  :sad:

Edit:  Oh, and you don't have to apologize for any of your posts.  I'm glad to "listen" if it helps.