AMBERV  Forget about it. Horrible demo, bad customer service. There is no reason to put with that in today's Mac world.  
(Version 1.1)

ANONYMOUS  The demo version is trash. You couldn't possibly evaluate it.  
(Version 1.1)

ANONYMOUS  I was ripped off by this author! I paid for the application even though the shareware unlicensed version was so crippled that you couldn't honestly evaluate it properly. I have 2 disks that have the same volume and are bootable in OS10.3.2. The author "did not like" my review of his product on VT and refused to give me the code for my hard drive. He pontificated that "no one plays a game on his back up disk." The truth is that I do! I removed his app totally using the "find" function along with all the children files. He refuses to give me a refund or a code to unlock the functions. His registration system is weird and bizarre at best. You have to enter a code to play the "demo" version and then send HIM an email with the demo code and then he sends you a code to unlock the app.....(maybe) It is hard for him to understand that some users have a back up drive in case their internal drive crashes.It is impossible to copy the unlocked app from one drive to another disk because he keeps changing the code with each download. He is so paranoid that the public will steal his precious game. (As if his is the only scrabble game available and that everyone is a potential thief ready to steal his simple little game) It is hard for him to come to terms with the concept that we Mac users expect to get what we in true good faith pay for.  
(Version 1.1)

PAUL  Its not bad at all for a computer version of scrabble. Although you can just add words and make them up as you go along to cheat the computer - that should be disabled, and your only allowed to add words at the start maybe.  
(Version 1.1)