Doesn't anyone else remember that they used to seal the software in its own envelope inside the box of software. That way you could open the box read the documention without needing to install. I guess the price of envelopes has gotten too expensive.
This was tried in the local mall. I think the rent on the space is what killed them. For the most part I think teens would be your biggest customers, with limited budgets, and soon to have limited hours. Maybe you can get a couple of groups in now and again but, would it be enough to sustain the operation?
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Doesn't anyone else remember that they used to seal the software in its own envelope inside the box of software. That way you could open the box read the documention without needing to install. I guess the price of envelopes has gotten too expensive.
This was tried in the local mall. I think the rent on the space is what killed them. For the most part I think teens would be your biggest customers, with limited budgets, and soon to have limited hours. Maybe you can get a couple of groups in now and again but, would it be enough to sustain the operation?
Hmm, I need extra cash, have BSA investigate thona-consulting, get all of your software for free. Really, how interesting.