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Jebb Burditt 2010-06-09 11:06
Having a second taskbar is cool, but definitely not $40 cool. How about a more reasonable price; I'll give you $10.
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Christian Studer 2010-06-10 10:43
Thanks for your feedback, but currently there are no plans to change pricing.
Christian Studer - www.realtimesoft.com
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GordonB 2010-06-15 22:52
There are cheaper alternative's...
But ultramon IS $40 cool :)
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Infinity 2010-06-21 18:03
Ultramon is veryvery good!
Bur for 70 Euros (86 Dollar) I can purchase the whole Home Office from Microsoft, so I think that Ultramon is very good AND veryvery expensive.
20 Dollars and I'll buy it...
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NKX 2010-07-04 18:07
Well, put it this way; The only thing that comes close to UltraMon is DisplayFusion - and that costs AU$27.50 at the moment (for a single computer, but does offer free upgrades for life).
I use UltraMon at home and at work (I am the sole user on both systems) and this is permitted under a single purchase by the licensing. To achieve this with DisplayFusion, I would have paid MORE than I did for UltraMon. So the cost does depend on your use.
Having UltraMon possbly charge me for an upgrade in the future is a worry, and that will then make it more expensive than DisplayFusion, but at the current rate of version releases, I am probably going to be fine until 2086! (Sorry Christian).
Yes, some companies like Microsoft have great deals now and then, but those are limited offers (and usually only to specific countries or groups of people). A MS Home Office license for me is at LEAST AU$199.00 - so that's not even close to UltraMon money.
I can't be without my Smart Toolbars... and it's well worth the money.
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