>From: Gene Schwartz <implode7@...> >In my case, I just bought the $699 upgrade, having finally updated my Mac so >that it made sense to upgrade my version of Logic. Now I have to spend >another $299. That is, if you do the math, FULL price for the software. I >have owned Logic since version 1.2, having bought it the moment it became >available in the U.S. But, aside quibbling about the few days of use I've >gotten from Logic Pro, I am essentially purchasing the software again in >full. > >I think that most people would understand the unfairness of that. I'm >surprised that you don't. I love Logic as a sequencer. This update looks >great. I don't think that the program is relatively overpriced. The update >sounds great. But I think I'm getting shafted. Well spoken Gene. The other question might be: Why is this software upgrade policy different from other Apple software upgrades which do take into account recent purchases. Apparently, even if you upgraded to Logic Pro two days before the Logic-7 announcement you are still out luck. Didn't someone on this list call Apple about this? HW