#Odd rates question
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I have created a presentation using Animator Pro and have put it to
video tape and 3.5 disk using GRASP to create an interactive disk.
The question I have involves the charge for creating multiple video
tapes. I have already collected for the work done, but the client
will be asking for more tapes soon, and I was just curious if anyone
had any suggestions as to how much I should charge for each
additional tape (at least what percentage over the cost of the
cassette itself). I will be custom printing the labels, and using the
PAR to lay-off to 1/2" tape. Thanks for any suggestions.
James,
Sorry I can't help on your question. You mentioned that you used GRASP. Is
this Multimedia GRASP by Paul Mace software? I am considering purchasing this
program. If this is the same program we are talking about, can you give me
some personal insights? BTW, did you pay full list or did you find it
discounted somewhere? Thanks,
Bob W.
>> You mentioned that you used GRASP. Is this Multimedia GRASP by Paul Mace
software? <<
Yep, but I have GRASP 4.5 and not the MMGRASP, but I understand that MMGRASP
is a bit more robust.
>> can you give me some personal insights? <<
Yeah, first off, GO GRASP and talk to the real professionals about what you
need, I'm just a beginner with GRASP. This is my first GRASP project, I hoped
it would be easier but then again I know practically NOTHING about programming,
but I've somehow managed to get this project finished. The People at GRASP are
very helpful, also, you might want to talk to Dick Brandt 71552,1573 he uses
GRASP with Animator Pro and has helped me out a LOT. You may also wish to check
out Autodesk's latest Authoring software if it has come out yet, just look for
it in the libraries (not sure which one), there is some kind of press release
there.
>> BTW, did you pay full list or did you find it discounted somewhere? <<
<blushing> Uhm.. I paid full list. Is there a place I could have gotten it
discounted?
I've come under the impression that GRASP is not planning on upgrading their
software anymore, I don't know why. But you will get some intelligent answers
to most of your questions in their forum. Hope this helps.
-James Franssen
Thanks for the info. I haven't even started calling around for
availability yet, so I don't know anything about discounted pricing.
(no need to blush!) Since I haven't decided on a product yet, I'll
check out the Autodesk product. Once I get more involved, I may be
talking to Dick. Thanks again, and I'm glad you were able to get
your project done. 🙂