DecoPlanner

[rjack321]

I noticed that. 90 days only and if you lose your software you have to prove to them that you really purchased it and still have to pay.

decoplanner (at least historically) has had the best interface, that's really what you are paying for. v-planner's is pretty good and there are a few different output formats.

I use ratio deoc for most plans, once you know it, its cheap - $0 in fact I only use v-planner when I am changing something drastic, or I want to "test" some assumptions.

 

[Kevrumbo]

There is a Lecture on Ratio Deco tonight on the UTD website, from 6:30 - 9:30 PST. Highly recommend it and worth the tuition for the course.

Here is an older monograph on Ratio Deco which gives a good overview on how to manually apply the algorithm. . .

 

[ianr33]

I noticed that. 90 days only and if you lose your software you have to prove to them that you really purchased it and still have to pay.

When my old laptop died last year I thought I was going to have to buy V-Planner again but no !!!!! Got a new security key ?? sent to my registered Email address. Made me happy.

Main reason I got an ipod touch was to run ideco. Funny, buying a $200 device just to run a free app. Incredibly convenient though.