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Originally posted by kinook
We'll look at it, but it's doubtful that we would use a product requiring licensing per UR end user.
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OK, then here's a suggestion. Integrate it into UR and include the free version as part of the UR install. In the preference settings, allow the user to choose between using the RTF component or the free XStandard component as the default editor.
Now, if an individual user wants the enhanced features of the Pro version, he can buy an individual license. You can buy a 10-user license for $179 and then resell the licenses to those users who want them for like $25 each. The point is, the freeware version is completely usable and for many users would be preferable to the built-in RTF editor.
I really believe that many UR users would be thrilled to have an advanced WYSIWYG XHTML editor built-in to UR.