GDEVORE  UMJIN-

I am not sure what more we can do as far as notifying about upgrades. We sent emails out to all registered users announcing the upgrade back in January as well as our upgrade policy, posted info on our blog, sent our press releases, launched it at MacWorld and were featured on some prominent Mac blogs.

If you don't want to upgrade, the downloads for version 1 are right on our downloads page (http://www.screensteps.com/downloads).

If you had trouble finding the download url then normally the solution would be to contact us and ask where the download url was instead of accusing us of underhanded practices.

You can read our upgrade policy here: http://www.screensteps.com/purchase/#upgrade_policy

As far as the UI, we have a few comments that people prefer the previous UI but are far outnumbered by the positive responses we have received. This things are always a matter of opinion so no one is right or wrong. We feel that the new UI great improves the workflow of creating and managing a lot of lessons. If don't, then you are welcome to stay with version 1.  
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GDEVORE  [Reposted to fix some typos.]

I am not sure what more we can do as far as notifying about upgrades. We sent emails out to all registered users (except those who had indicated that they did not want to be on our email list) announcing the upgrade back in January as well as our upgrade policy, posted info on our blog, sent out press releases, launched it at MacWorld and were featured on some prominent Mac blogs.

If you don't want to upgrade, the downloads for version 1 are right on our downloads page (http://www.screensteps.com/downloads).

If you had trouble finding the download url then normally the solution would be to contact us and ask where the download url was instead of accusing us of underhanded practices.

You can read our upgrade policy here: http://www.screensteps.com/purchase/#upgrade_policy

As far as the UI, we have a few comments that people prefer the previous UI but those are far outnumbered by the positive responses we have received. These things are always a matter of opinion so no one is right or wrong. We feel that the new UI greatly improves the workflow of creating and managing a lot of lessons. If you don't, then you are welcome to stay with version 1.  
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UMIJIN  I'm sorry, but using the opt out distribution email as your only way of informing users the new version obsoletes the license of the old one doesn't cut it.

A "read me" file with the download archive or something similar would help, along with a note with your MacUpdate post of your new version.

Although I probably followed the MWSF show news to some degree, your app definitely fell under my radar.

I certainly do appreciate the link to the old version, but it should be made obvious for those that made the mistake of overwriting the file with the new one.  
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GDEVORE  UIJIN-

So sorry once again. That wasn't our intent. MacUpdate automatically updates this information from change logs that we post on our site. We don't usually post updates here. MacUpdate always has so it never crossed our mind to update the information here. The information is on our website and we figured that was enough but maybe we were wrong. I added some information to the description here on MacUpdate to help clarify for future users.

Don't worry, installing version 2 should not have overwritten any of your preferences, registration information or lesson files. You can download and install version 1 and you will be right back where you were.

If you want the most current information regarding pricing/upgrading I really suggest checking our website.

Sorry again for the confusion we caused you. It wasn't our intent.  
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