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Shareware Amateurs vs. Shareware Professionals

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Started by Dexterity December 19, 2002 03:40 PM

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Dexterity

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December 19, 2002 03:40 PM

I just posted a new article called Shareware Amateurs vs. Shareware Professionals. Hope you enjoy it! Feel free to post a link to the article on any other sites you frequent that you think might be interested in the topic. Steve Pavlina Dexterity Software www.dexterity.com "Boredom''s Greatest Enemy" Free Shareware Success Articles Indie Game Dev Forums Game Publishing Services

-- Steve PavlinaDexterity Softwarewww.dexterity.com"Boredom's Greatest Enemy"Free Shareware Success Articles | Indie Game Dev Forums

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DavidRM

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December 19, 2002 11:40 PM

Great article, Steve!

Certain parts felt like a whack in the back of the head, but that probably means I needed one.

DavidRM
Samu Games

DavidRMDavidRM Software The Indie Game Development Survival Guide JoeIndie.com

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