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Advanced Query Tool v8 Version Upgrade Policy
As from AQT v8, we will be charging for upgrades to AQT. New features in AQT v8 can be read at what's coming.
Our policy for upgrading to AQT v8 from AQT v7 or earlier is set out below:
Pricing
- the upgrade fee will be US$30 for each seat, whether AQT Standard or Extended license.
- volume discounts are available - see pricing
- there will be no charge for point releases (eg. from v8.1 to v8.2)
Standard / Extended Edition
The version upgrade fee is per seat, because benefits in v8 apply to Standard and Extended Edition.
- the same price applies to a Standard Edition license or an Extended Edition license. If you currently have a Standard Edition license, the upgrade to v8 will cost $30. If you have an Extended Edition license, the upgrade to v8 will cost $30.
- an Edition Upgrade license does not have to be upgraded to AQT v8: you need only to upgrade your Standard license to AQT v8 Standard.
Site license-holders
Holders of existing Site licenses will need to specify the number of people using AQT and purchase sufficient version 8 upgrades to cover that number of people. Please contact us for further information or help.
Existing license-holders evaluating AQT v8
Warning: once you install AQT v8, you will have 30 days to purchase a version-upgrade license. After this period has expired, AQT will revert to evaluation mode. Once this has happened, the only way to return to a licensed version of AQT is to uninstall AQT v8 and reinstall v7.
Very important: Make sure you have your AQT v7 install file available if you think you may have to revert to v7.
Support
Support for AQT v7 will continue for 12 months following the release of AQT v8.
Grace period
Purchasing an AQT v7 Standard or Extended license in the 60 days before AQT v8 is released (from 1 May 2006 onward) will entitle you to a free upgrade to AQT v8 for that Edition. Please contact us with your purchase details if you have not received your V8 Upgrade license from us after V8 is released.
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Last updated on 30 June 2006
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