I'm not sure, based on my limited experience, if the technology is good enough, and affordable enough (!) to replace classic desktop stuff. what's the target audience then? It doesn't seem to cater for the real pros (all this template stuff looks a little cheap and some functionality is missing), and it's too expensive for the home user. So there's this great software package, an okay online experience, but what use is a DTP package like Xara Designer Pro in an online multi user environment? It almost seems like they (Xara) have some incredible technology, and are simply looking to do something with it. Magix has been reselling the Designer Pro package. You can buy a new version at full price, then get a discount at when you extend your subscription. Right now that's 129 euro, versus 247 euro for the full package. If you buy the full package you have one year access to the basic version plus all updates for that year, for an unlimited time, UNLESS you want to re-install.What I don't like about Magix is their 'upgrade / subscription' model. If you re-install AFTER your subscription has expired, you have unlimited use of your 'basic' version. Any updates you received since then you lose. That's almost a protection racket scheme, and I wonder if it is entirely legal. Unfortunately, they nowhere specify what the 'basic' version is.Ģ.2.
With regard to Upgrades, the following applies: Only owners of the basic product are authorized to receive each upgrade. Use of an upgrade depends on you being the owner and user of the basic product. An isolated circulation of an upgrade to third parties is not permitted.Ģ.3 With regard to updates and features delivered within the scope of the MAGIX update guarantee, the following applies: The license for updates and features delivered within the 12 months after initial registration of the MAGIX product is limited to the installation(s) in place at the point when the 12-month period expires.
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