• Thumbs down

  As longer as there is no WYSIWYG editor included in open edition it will be a crap. Most importantly the editor was part of the community (free) version, they used it to get peoples support and improve the product and then made it payable. Disgraceful behavior!!!

  posted by anonymous 60 days ago

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  Excelente

  posted by anonymous 90 days ago

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  posted by gizmox 103 days ago

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• File released: /Core _ SDK (NET 2.0)/6.3.8a/VWG_Catalog_Sample_6.3.8a_NET2.0.zip

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