ViEmu/VS2010 officially released
Finally, we have built & uploaded the ViEmu/VS2010 2.5.6, the first official release of ViEmu for Visual Studio 2010. We have also updated the web site to cover the new version.
The customer area now also shows a button to renew support for your existing license(s). If you have several ViEmu products, you will be offered to upgrade them all together. We will offer partial upgrades (upgrading only a few of them) in a couple of weeks, please bear with us meanwhile. If you need a temporary license to keep on using ViEmu meanwhile, just let us know and we will send one your way.
The licensing and pricing policy should be simple to understand: licensing is common for ViEmu/VS “Classic” and ViEmu/VS 2010, the same license is valid for both. Renewing support for one of the ViEmus is $29, no matter which of them (ViEmu/VS, ViEmu/SQL and ViEmu/W&O). If you renew support for ViEmu/VS, you will then get 1 full year of free upgrades for both the “Classic” and the 2010 version. If you are renewing ViEmu packs (VS+SQL, VS+W&O, or the full 3-ViEmu pack), renewing each additional SKU is just $10. Thus, renewing the DBPro pack is $39, and renewing the Enterprise pack is $49. Pack-discount pricing is applied no matter if you purchased the products at the same time, or years apart. If you are renewing multiple license, it’s just a matter of multiplying the basic price – there is no volume discount for multi-license support renewals.
We hope this will be seen as great value for money. But we’re always willing to listen, let us know if something doesn’t click for you!
Here are some useful links:
- The actual download: http://www.viemu.com/ViEmuVS2010-2.5.6.vsix
- The release notes: http://www.viemu.com/viemu-vs2010-25-release-notes.html
- The customer area, where you can buy the upgrade: http://www.symnum.com/customer-area (to log in, use the password recovery mechanism the email address used for the purchase)
A quick summary of what this version doesn’t cover: compatibility with other 3rd-party extensions, performance for bulk editing actions like :%s, and a couple of user settings. We will address these in the next few weeks too.
As always, we hope you enjoy this, and let us know what you think!
July 22nd, 2010 at 3:07 pm
Hey Jon, it doesn’t look like symnum has my email–I’d registered ViEmu by wiring you the money directly because of problems processing payment through shareit/paypal. Can you add it manually, or initiate the upgrade process for me somehow?
Thanks
July 23rd, 2010 at 5:30 am
Muhammad, no problem, I’m getting back to you over email with a fix right now.