Hi Tony,

> So the intended upgrade price is always going to be
> the difference between the versions?

Yup, that's the idea, at least for the next several versions. At a certain point (probably at $495) the price of a full new license for the new version will not go up any more after that. I guess at that time I will have to figure out what to do about an upgrade price, since there won't be this kind of natural "difference between versions" price.


> At $500.00 I probably would not have bought though. After
> playing with the demo and at $195.00, no problem.

I guess if I had a $195 "lite" version in addition to a $500 full version this would probably still have worked for you.


> This might be a problem for me (non-pro) in the future if the
> upgrade price goes too high.

I pretty much expect for it to be $100 for an upgrade (targeting roughly once a year releases) for some time to come anyway.


> So I was wondering, can you change the lite version every
> so often to be 2 or 3 versions back rather than just remain
> at version 1?

Yeah I think that is a good idea. Maybe it would be better for me to focus more on v2 being the actual lite version once v4 is out, and probably not really having one until we get to v4.

- Michael