Re: Creating PDF

Shannon,

I fail to see how you feel it's too much.  I have a couple
thousand customers that would disagree.  Especially since
it's command line interface.  

That means you can create a PDF from a spooled file on the
AS/400 within your applications.  In other words, it pays
for itself the first time it is used.  And it's not just a
simple CPYSPLF and quickneasy PDF conversion.  It's to PDF
spec retaining line spacing, pages, underlines, and bolds.  

I don't plan on lowering the price of my software.  In fact,
it may be time to up it a little bit.  Compared to other
software, it's about 1 100000th the price.  SPLTOOL is by
far my best selling utility.  It's been avaiable for over 7
years now, and it continues to evolve and get better.  7
years of development isn't worth $230.  Hmmmm..

Sorry, Shannon, but you're missing the boat on this one as
it's obvious you're not familiar with what I do or my
software or it's usefullness to my customers.  Or what
programming hours are worth.    

Your response actually got me a little heated.  But I'll
forgive you this time.

Brad
www.bvstools.com  


On Fri, 2 May 2003 15:44:16 -0500
 "Shannon O'Donnell" <sodonnell@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> $230?  For ONE! utility! That's insane!  You can buy the
> entire Adobe
> Acrobat software suite, which comes with a free SDK so
> that you can write
> your own code, AND you have access to all the other tools
> that are part of
> Adobe, for $249.

..snip..