So, User & Customer almost the same if we r not talking about B2B & B2C conceptsĢ) About Joseph's beautiful essay - you seems much older than me - I have started my PC experience in 1996 & my Photoshop experience in 1998. Like : End User Price - means Customer Price.
Look, guys, I appreciate all comments - just don't understand kind of hidden aggression )) Chillġ) About Customer und User - because computer industry more young compare to other businesses like car manufacturing - a lot of terms have been borrowed from existing business relationship Be positive, be wise, and be patient.īest wishes to all adventurers in this fascinating domain, I often told my students that the three most critical qualities for success are attitude, attitude, and attitude.
Instead of those little extra things we just enjoy because…, save the money instead until you have the funds needed to purchase Affinity products-when they have a reduced price. While learning general concepts and strategies with open source software, choose how you spend discretionary funds. If finances are a real issue, there are plenty of open source choices one may work with-I have spent time with these and have learned much. This does not happen with Affinity products! Same experience with IBM in another venue. See where Adobe learned its current strategy. I worked with Solaris on Sun work stations with wonderful software on really nice equipment, but the software was rented at very high price, and if the rent was not paid, the licensing software locked out your data. I was there at the start of the home computer era when folk paid high prices for little performance just because it was new and available. I will purchase one of their tools that may not be fully useful to me yet (I really, really need footnotes to work nicely in Publisher) just to support the company. The most impressive aspect of the Affinity software line is the performance to price ratio at their regular price, and this low price gets significant discounts several times a year. I have been around this stuff for a bit now. We worked at teletype units connected by phone lines to the GE-215 computer in another part of the building. I first learned programming in FORTRAN IV in a summer class in Altoona, PA using the McCracken text. I first started working with computers and software while in high school in the mid 1960's. To help explain my earlier comment, a bit of my experience.
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