I get an email from Coradine announcing the new version LogTen Pro X. I assumed that they'd announce support as soon as Yosemite shipped.įast forward to today. Without OS X Yosemite out, iCloud Drive couldn't be used between iOS and OS X. That made sense since other vendors were fighting the same issues. In September I saw that they emailed out a notice to iOS 8 upgraders warning them not to update to iCloud Drive because it would break syncing. Ouch! It's expensive but, once again, it's worked well.and it was the best that I'd seen.
So, by May of 2014 I've spent $391.76 on this software. So, I drop another $192.58 for the new versions ($79.99 for the iOS app + $99.99 for the Mac app + tax). It's expensive, but I decide that upgrading will be less trouble than trying to move binaries around. Pleased that they've unified the iPad and iPhone apps I decide to bite the bullet and upgrade. The versions of the apps that I had installed are not downloadable anymore.
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I upgrade my laptop and try to install the software that I've purchased. Those purchases cost me $199.18 ($59.99 for the iPad app + $149.99 for the Mac app + Tax - a 10% coupon code for the Mac app).įast forward to May of 2014. I couldn't afford to buy all three, so I bought the Mac app and the Ipad app. At that time the Mac app and the iPad app and the iPhone app were all separate purchases. I made my first LogTen Pro purchases in June of 2011.
This new version, however, may be the straw that breaks the camel's back with me. But it's also been the best that I've seen. So, I just got the email from Coradine announcing the new version of their software.įirst, let me say that I have loved their software.
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