There are 6 replies, with the last one on February 28 2015 at 21:36:36 by Arvy
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I think you're missing the point. Suppose all of the answers come from people who have no use at all for any of the new v6 features (which is not unlikely here in this old forum) and who would not even consider using something like "Incremental Merge" and/or "Synthetic Full" now or in the future. Any such "popularity contest" in one non-user venue seems to me like a poor basis for making a decision about how useful and how much those capabilities might actually or potentially be worth to anyone else for his/her own purposes.
Regards, Richard
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P.S.: I say that as someone who hasn't much use for them myself, but that doesn't mean that they and other new features won't be worthwhile for you. Why not get just one upgrade, try it out for yourself, and make your own independent decision. At least take a hard look at some of the discussion in the new forum to see if any of it suggests useful possibilities.
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Originally posted by brauk
@Arvy: you are right: each user has different requirements to the software. But should i pay for all included solutions to fulfill all different (!) requirements?
In my case - yes, i will contact the support to check upgrade possibilities.
But still the question to all home users: do you need the new functions of version V6? Does it worth the 50% of a new version price?
I think you're missing the point. Suppose all of the answers come from people who have no use at all for any of the new v6 features (which is not unlikely here in this old forum) and who would not even consider using something like "Incremental Merge" and/or "Synthetic Full" now or in the future. Any such "popularity contest" in one non-user venue seems to me like a poor basis for making a decision about how useful and how much those capabilities might actually or potentially be worth to anyone else for his/her own purposes.
Regards, Richard
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P.S.: I say that as someone who hasn't much use for them myself, but that doesn't mean that they and other new features won't be worthwhile for you. Why not get just one upgrade, try it out for yourself, and make your own independent decision. At least take a hard look at some of the discussion in the new forum to see if any of it suggests useful possibilities.