Fences expired

Published on August 31, 2009 By mickeko In Fences

I'm getting a notification by fences stating:

As noted during download (uh... no, it wasn't noted anywhere I could see ), this community preview beta of Fences was set to expire on November 1st 2009...

Need more update

Oh, I got an update notification, and I installed it, but it didn't do any good. Even tried uninstalling and reinstalling again just in case.

Comments (Page 2)

Aesir Rising

on Sep 01, 2009

DLing it now, thanks for the update Island Dog.

Bichur

reply 14

so 0.99 expires on Nov 1...

what's the problem with that.. it even says it on the Fences page:

It's good that you felt compelled to participate in the community. You didn't really understand the topic though.

RickJP

on Sep 01, 2009

so 0.99 expires on Nov 1...

what's the problem with that..

The fact that it is only September 1st

Last update worked on mine no more expired message

Bichur

on Sep 01, 2009

It's good that you felt compelled to participate in the community. You didn't really understand the topic though.

The fact that it is only September 1st

and it actually expired and quit working?

or you just read the message and freaked?

RickJP

on Sep 01, 2009

Why is it freaking out if people come on site and point out error with product.

It happened do you want everyone to pretend it did not how would that help anyone.

Bichur

on Sep 01, 2009

understood - but as far as I could tell it was just an erroneous message - from a beta - no big deal - didn't keep it from working as it should

yet people are posting like it actually expired

mickeko

on Sep 01, 2009

Who's freaking out? Seems like a bunch of bug reports to me. Isn't that what a beta is all about?

werewolf

on Sep 14, 2009

It's not that the program quits working.... It only works in "Reduced Functionality Mode"

mickeko

on Sep 14, 2009

Not that it matters, as it's working fine now

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