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Comment on: Olympics Job For Excel User (by Bruce Benton)

Bruce Benton — 2012-05-20T18:40:11-07:00

I frequently accumulate 5 million and more cells of data that I store in Access ... plus an additional 30 or so queries ... it does begin to get slow at this level. This is on a 64 bit machine w/ 99 gigs ram ... dual quad chips 3 mh.

Data Exporting is really slow, thus I find that copy and paste the queries into Excel works pretty well.

Getting the data into Access is done by import command from various sources

My business is managing environmental emission data for individual oil & chemical companies.

Bruce Benton

Comment on: Musical Resignation Letter (by Joseph)

Joseph — 2012-05-17T21:19:31-07:00

Wow. That's so creative and sad and it actually gave me chills! Great song

Comment on: How Fast Is Your System? (by dude)

dude — 2012-05-11T15:53:54-07:00

4.83sec on an Acer i7 2.2ghz 8gb ram

Comment on: How Fast Is Your System? (by vaughn)

vaughn — 2012-05-06T18:25:29-07:00

how do I run this text on a mini mac running excel 10?

thanks!

Vaughn

Comment on: How Fast Is Your System? (by Jay)

Jay — 2012-05-04T14:16:51-07:00

#152 Well, I got a netbook and so had a chance to compare. On 'full speed' mode, an Atom N570 on Windows 7/Word 97 does it in just under 30 seconds, 29.8-ish.

Comment on: PUP Sale Phase II: Details (by Serge COUROUAU)

Serge COUROUAU — 2012-05-02T03:20:39-07:00

Hi again
If you look at my request (asking for an update special price), the email is maybe another one different from the first I used buying PUP V.6.
You'll find bellow the former email...
thanks for you answer
Best regards
Serge

Comment on: PUP Sale Phase II: Details (by Serge COUROUAU)

Serge COUROUAU — 2012-05-02T02:49:42-07:00

Hi,
Always waking up too late ! ... (France is so far from Arizona)
Are you planning to organize another "incredibly popular 2-hour sale" concerning a region including France. Just a single question ....
Using (very intensively) PUP V6, it'd be fun from you if you could propose a special price to people wanting to "upgrade" PUP ?
Waiting you answer and sure to get a good one.

Best and kind regards from Paris (France)
Serge
(Spreadsheet user since 1979)

Comment on: How Fast Is Your System? (by Doug)

Doug — 2012-04-24T07:08:46-07:00

4.31 Seconds

HP Elitebook 2560p
i5-2520M CPU @ 2.50 GHz
773 MHz, 1.91 GB of RAM

Windows XP Professional
Version 2002
Service Pack 3

Excel 2007

Comment on: How Fast Is Your System? (by VRUNDA)

VRUNDA — 2012-04-14T04:13:00-07:00

6.773438 SECONDS
DELL INSPIRON 5110
WIN 7 MSOFFICE2010
corei3
3gb ram

Comment on: Another PUP Sale (by KL Smith)

KL Smith — 2012-04-13T08:40:00-07:00

I'm new to your site and books - but would love to find out about the next PUP sale! Please add me to your list - if you have one! Thanks!

Comment on: Another PUP Sale (by Dan Garbely)

Dan Garbely — 2012-04-05T15:29:42-07:00

Damn I missed the sale! I've been waiting since the last sale to buy for my office. Is there an email list or something for the next sale?

Comment on: Another PUP Sale (by Mark F.)

Mark F. — 2012-04-03T15:45:32-07:00

I am not familiar with the PUP addin. Is there an opportunity to test it out?

Comment on: Another PUP Sale (by Jim Clawson)

Jim Clawson — 2012-04-03T12:12:51-07:00

I too missed the opportunity to buy additional licenses at this fantastic price. Any sale any time soon? I travel and can not check the website daily---this is how I missed this sale. As there anyway to get an e-mail or notice prior to the sale? Thanks

Comment on: Another PUP Sale (by rupesh)

rupesh — 2012-03-30T20:32:19-07:00

John,

Unfortunately, I missed the opportunity this time. Are you planning on having a sale any time soon ????

Thanks,
Rupesh

Comment on: Excel 15 Features (by Lori)

Lori — 2012-03-29T01:53:48-07:00

The good news is the ribbon has been hidden by default in the latest screenshots. Other info from an early build at softpedia:

"...Office 15 Excel will also sport a new dialog window for the introduction of graphics within spreadsheets; the option to import data via Atom, and a range of conversion enhancements, bit-wise operations and new trigonometry operations."

Comment on: How Fast Is Your System? (by Henry)

Henry — 2012-03-26T12:46:48-07:00

5.28 seconds, Excel2007, Core i5-540M 2.53 GHz, 64-bit Windows 7

Comment on: Another PUP Sale (by james)

james — 2012-03-23T06:58:55-07:00

John

Can we register before 27 March?
Just in case I miss window of opportunity.

Cheers
James

Comment on: How Fast Is Your System? (by gerdami)

gerdami — 2012-03-23T05:06:38-07:00

18.72266 seconds,Excel 2010, AMD Athlon 64x2 Dual Core Processor 3800+ 2.00Ghz, 4GB RAM, Windows 7 Enterprise.

and ...

8.140625 seconds, Excel 2003, Intel Celeron E3330, 2.50Ghz, 3.21GB RAM, Windows XP 2002 SP3.

Comment on: Excel 15 Features (by MSimms)

MSimms — 2012-03-20T17:40:46-07:00

But the main improvement I'm hoping for is for the developer; a built in Custom UI Editor for 1, a way of opening up a workbook without invoking a custom built ribbon for 2 (hold the shit key down on open for example), as mainting these workbooks are a nightmare.
Sorry to go on...

No Steve - I've been wishing this as well.
It would be CONSISTENT with Access.
An Editorial: despite all of the "issues" we've seen between Access and Excel that indicate there was little-if-any collaboration between the two development groups, rest assured, that Charles Simonyi, MSFT Excel architect, is living quite well:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles_Simonyi
Check out the BOAT...and the BABE !
Lots of mistakes were made, yet he was well-rewarded.
When I make a mistake, I don't get paid !!
What's wrong with this "picture" ?

Comment on: Excel 15 Features (by John Walkenbach)

John Walkenbach — 2012-03-15T06:52:54-07:00

I suspect that the tech preview goes to Microsoft's big customers -- the companies that buy thousands of licenses.

Comment on: Excel 15 Features (by Mike)

Mike — 2012-03-15T01:47:44-07:00

If John Walkenbach doesn't get an access to technical preview then who does?

Comment on: How Fast Is Your System? (by Jay)

Jay — 2012-03-09T14:48:00-07:00

4.6 seconds in 32-bit Excel 2007 with a Core i5-2540M. Word 97 on the same machine, does it in 4.2 seconds.

#86: "44.55 seconds on a netbook". Oh dear, was thinking about buying a netbook. Not sure such a good idea now...

Comment on: Excel 15 Features (by Steve)

Steve — 2012-03-09T04:34:55-07:00

Forget any new features, let's hope Excel 15 gets back to a very stable and reliable platform which Excel 2003 was. the Crashing rate for my customers (over 400) using 2007 and 2010 has gone through the roof! Images on the worksheets still do not always 'anchor' in the same position, screen updating is sparadic.

But the main improvement I'm hoping for is for the developer; a built in Custom UI Editor for 1, a way of opening up a workbook without invoking a custom built ribbon for 2 (hold the shit key down on open for example), as mainting these workbooks are a nightmare.

Sorry to go on...

Comment on: Excel 15 Features (by John Walkenbach)

John Walkenbach — 2012-03-08T06:43:36-07:00

No advance copy. I'll have to wait for the public beta.

Comment on: Excel 15 Features (by Rob)

Rob — 2012-03-08T02:30:56-07:00

So they finally fixed the chart engine they screwed up 6 years ago? Great!

Comment on: Excel 15 Features (by Jon Peltier)

Jon Peltier — 2012-03-07T20:23:16-07:00

You read it on the internet, so it must be true.

Besides, don't they give you an advance copy so you can get started on all those books?

Comment on: The Spreadsheet Page Is 16 Years Old (by João Pinto)

João Pinto — 2012-02-24T10:37:39-07:00

Hope that you continue for at least another 16 years...

João Pinto
http://www.excel-user.com

Comment on: The Spreadsheet Page Is 16 Years Old (by João Pinto)

João Pinto — 2012-02-24T10:36:33-07:00

Congratulation to the team! Well done...

Comment on: The Spreadsheet Page Is 16 Years Old (by Ray Liu)

Ray Liu — 2012-02-23T01:36:08-07:00

Wow, history... Now we still see some web page like this style.

Comment on: Elevens (by John Walkenbach)

John Walkenbach — 2012-02-15T14:20:25-07:00

That's a color scheme, introduced in Excel 2007. You have a choice of black, blue, or silver.

Comment on: Elevens (by Doug)

Doug — 2012-02-15T14:08:02-07:00

Hey,

How do you get the yellow and black columns and rows? Is it possible to do this using excel 2003?

Great blog and books by the way! Currently working my way through 'Excel 2010 power programming with VBA'.

Doug

Comment on: The Spreadsheet Page Is 16 Years Old (by gerdami)

gerdami — 2012-02-15T04:22:04-07:00

Very nice background!

Comment on: The Spreadsheet Page Is 16 Years Old (by John Walkenbach)

John Walkenbach — 2012-02-14T14:40:55-07:00

For a live view, go here:
http://web.archive.org/web/19970121105010/http:/www.j-walk.com/ss/

Comment on: The Spreadsheet Page Is 16 Years Old (by Dick Kusleika)

Dick Kusleika — 2012-02-14T13:32:29-07:00

Happy birthday! That's not a bad looking page for 1997. What are the little icons in the bulleted list?

Comment on: Excel-related RSS Feeds (by John Walkenbach)

John Walkenbach — 2012-02-13T08:43:07-07:00

Thanks, Jon. I've added your blog to the list.

Comment on: Excel-related RSS Feeds (by Jon)

Jon — 2012-02-13T08:18:57-07:00

Looks like an interesting new Excel blog. If you're interested I started one myself at spreadsheetbudget.com.

Love your books, got a couple of them.

Comment on: Excel-related RSS Feeds (by Doug Glancy)

Doug Glancy — 2012-02-11T16:02:40-07:00

Thanks!

Comment on: How To Be Employable (by Doug Glancy)

Doug Glancy — 2012-02-11T15:58:37-07:00

"All you need to do is to buy a book by Walkenbach and work your way through from beginning to end." I said virtually the same thing last week in response to somebody asking about the best Excel tutorial websites. There are many great Excel sites out there, but I don't know of any that pack the punch of one of those 800-page babies.

Comment on: How To Be Employable (by Alex)

Alex — 2011-11-20T00:01:00-07:00

Really?I'm not sure if someone is good at spreadsheet then he will not be got rid of.

Comment on: How To Be Employable (by Mike Woodhouse)

Mike Woodhouse — 2011-11-16T03:31:28-07:00

For heaven's sake, don't spread this around - you'll make it harder for the Excel insiders who already know!

In general, I've found that almost everyone is impressed to a quite inappropriate degree if you (a) can use array formulae to condense oceans of Excel real-estate (b) know what a class is and how to use one in VBA and (c) can customize the Excel interface - in any way at all. All three together and you should never be out of work for long.

Comment on: How To Be Employable (by Rob Bruce)

Rob Bruce — 2011-11-15T15:30:18-07:00

Not only this, but if you make your speadsheets sufficiently impenetrable, you'll be literally irreplaceable: They won't ever dare get rid of you. Until your wizardry brings the whole company crashing down, that is.

Comment on: More On Office 2007 Colors (by ES)

ES — 2011-11-14T15:13:08-07:00

Kaspersky PURE

Malware on these links

Comment on: How Fast Is Your System? (by xl)

xl — 2011-11-12T11:36:39-07:00

*ultra low VOLTAGE

Comment on: How Fast Is Your System? (by xl)

xl — 2011-11-12T11:35:49-07:00

This is weird - my core i7 2670QM with Excel 2010 64bit made test in 19 seconds :x...my next notebook with ultra low volatege processor (SU9400 1,4GHz) did the test in 14 seconds...what am I missing?

Comment on: More On Office 2007 Colors (by Jon Peltier)

Jon Peltier — 2011-11-02T10:22:23-07:00

Those links to Tony's articles have changed:
http://proofficedev.org/blog/2007/08/colours-in-word-2007-part-1/
http://proofficedev.org/blog/2007/10/colours-in-word-2007-part-2/

Comment on: Hiding & Unhiding With Shortcut Keys (by fonthiller)

fonthiller — 2011-11-01T10:46:19-07:00

This cured it (running Win7 & Excel 2010):

http://superuser.com/questions/183197/whats-the-keyboard-shortcut-to-unhide-a-column-in-excel-2010

Comment on: Excel Champ (by James)

James — 2011-10-27T06:02:53-07:00

Hi John,

You are right !!!

Will somebody ever get his hands on the test ???

It would be nice to share it with the Excel community ...

Cheers

Comment on: How Fast Is Your System? (by Michael Dawley)

Michael Dawley — 2011-10-25T09:27:40-07:00

5.257813 seconds

Intel Core i5 M520 @ 2.40GHz 4.00 GB 64-bit Windows 7

Comment on: How Many Books? (by Mike Alexander)

Mike Alexander — 2011-10-18T09:24:25-07:00

You have definately earned your place in the Tree Killing hall of fame.

Comment on: How Fast Is Your System? (by Rick)

Rick — 2011-08-12T13:30:37-07:00

Both tested with original code

Lenovo Desktop
Windows XP Professional, Excel 2007
32-bits, Intel Core 2Duo E7500 2,93Ghz, 2GB RAM
Time: 6,91s

Toshiba Satellite Notebook
Windows Vista Home Premium, Excel 2007
64-bits, Intel Core 2Duo T6500 2,1Ghz, 4GB RAM
Time: 9,72s

Comment on: Excel Champ (by ross)

ross — 2011-08-09T04:49:22-07:00

this is depressing! a competition to see who is the fastest at using Excel, for god sake!

Comment on: Bad Charts On Wikipedia (by Doug Jenkins)

Doug Jenkins — 2011-07-11T16:43:18-07:00

Wikipedia has now replaced the pie chart with a bar chart.

Now I know that this is heresy of the worst kind, but I preferred the pie chart. It provides information visually that is not easily available from the bart chart. For instance, it shows that the 9 biggest states have about 50% of the total population. It also displays the relationship of each state's population to the total more clearly. Sure, it doesn't display the data for the small states clearly, but that's what the table is for.

I don't see anything wrong with the table either.

Comment on: Enhanced Data Form Crashing? (by Christopher)

Christopher — 2011-07-08T20:57:59-07:00

Hello John.

I have the Office 2010 32-bit running Windows 7 Ultimate on one machine and the 2010 64-bit running Windows 7 Ultimate on a similar machine. Office runs better in the 32-bit version as far as I have been able to tell with my testing.

It is funny, the Dell with the Dual-Quad core processors and a whopping 32-gigs of ram underperforms the Dell with a single Quad core processor with 18-gigs of ram. The machine with the single quad-core has the 32-bit version of Office. Both running the I7 processor.

When I bought Office 2010 I thought that the 64-bit version would perform much better. I should have done my research. Zack told me this months after I made my purchase. I still do not understand why this is the case.

Can someone explain this to me?

Christopher

Comment on: Bad Charts On Wikipedia (by Andrew)

Andrew — 2011-07-05T15:09:16-07:00

Chip, your comment is hilarious

I think the table below the chart is shocking too.

John, are you going to offer a better solution for us?

Comment on: Bad Charts On Wikipedia (by chip)

chip — 2011-06-29T12:37:11-07:00

Why? What's wrong with that chart? It tells me that I live in a large, purple state, while you live in a state so small that I can't locate it in the tiny little slices. What more would I need to know?

Comment on: Enhanced Data Form Crashing? (by John Walkenbach)

John Walkenbach — 2011-06-21T18:18:35-07:00

Yeah Ed, it's a simple little change to make it work with 64-bit Excel. So far, nobody has requested it, and I'm too lazy to do it on my own.

I really hate these kinds of problems that can't easily be reproduced.

Comment on: Enhanced Data Form Crashing? (by Ed Ferrero)

Ed Ferrero — 2011-06-21T17:56:00-07:00

Hi John,

Just tested with Excel 2007. Works fine.

Won't work with Excel 2010 - 64 bit, but then you already know that.

Comment on: PUP Sale Phase II: Details (by Vicki Baker)

Vicki Baker — 2011-06-08T15:08:33-07:00

Arrrrggghh! I missed the sale by a day!!!

Comment on: Analyzing Free Money With A Pivot Table (by Mark Rosenkrantz)

Mark Rosenkrantz — 2011-06-07T10:47:07-07:00

But you probably sell your books in many other ways !!!

Comment on: PUP Sale Phase II (by BrianR)

BrianR — 2011-06-03T04:41:58-07:00

Many thanks!

Comment on: Annoying Date Entry Behavior (by Philip Last)

Philip Last — 2011-05-26T03:18:56-07:00

Regarding the average 1st date, you could convert the date to the number of elapsed days since the 1st day of the year and average that result? That would then give you an average you could add to the first date of the year to get the average date you expect something. If x is the date you saw the first robin then Days = Value("01/01/" & YEAR(x))- x

Averaging this will give you the day the event has happened over time. To see what day that equates to this year then INT(AverageDays) + DateValue("01/01/" & YEAR(today())

Comment on: Annoying Date Entry Behavior (by M. Simms)

M. Simms — 2011-05-19T09:47:48-07:00

Yes. CDate() does just that when the year is missing from the character string.

Comment on: Annoying Date Entry Behavior (by John Walkenbach)

John Walkenbach — 2011-05-18T19:10:19-07:00

The solution is to enter the year along with the month and day. Like this:

3/10/2011

Do you really expect Excel to figure out what year you're entering if you don't tell it?

Comment on: Annoying Date Entry Behavior (by Bob Jumpman)

Bob Jumpman — 2011-05-18T18:35:37-07:00

My problem is similar to aphrodaia's mentioned above. I would like to use month/day without the year.

I want to find the average 1st date that an event occurs. Suppose that I see my first American Robin of the year on March 10 2011 and the folowing year on March 12 2012. The average 1st date would be, of course March 11th. However, when I enter the dates into Excel as 3/10 and 3/12, Excel automatically asssumes that they are for the current year. Using the averaging function, Excel gives me an average date of November 04 2011. Not what I want at all!

Here, I am trying to average 12 years worth of date, not just two, and there are 100's of species to record, so averaging this manually is quite a chore.

Can anyone see a solution? Thanks, Bob.

Comment on: E-Mail From Janet (by Allen Cody)

Allen Cody — 2011-05-18T10:41:35-07:00

I remember (circa 1985?) when I told my manager to give me access to the mainframe and I would create a spreadsheet to lay out a schedule for her. In those days Lotus 1-2-3 was only located on the company's mainframe computer and access was via one of the few terminals throughout the offices. I still remember her response -- "What is a spreadsheet?" I went on to create that spreadsheet and many more. Now I can't imagine getting my job done without a computer or the use of spreadsheets, and I work virtually. Using John's Excel VBA for Dummies book, I have created some pretty neat apps for my employer and my own use. Thank you.

Comment on: E-Mail From Janet (by Patrick M)

Patrick M — 2011-05-17T15:14:16-07:00

Back when I worked in a 50-person outfit, I once tried to convince one of our managers to approve buying everyone on the 15-or-so person consulting team a copy of Excel Formulas.

He said no; I should buy a copy for myself, and then mail it to whomever else was interested.

It would have been the least expensive, and yet probably one of the more effective, training initiatives we ever did. Sigh.

Comment on: PUP Sale Was Successful (by m-b)

m-b — 2011-05-15T09:08:07-07:00

Yes please.

Comment on: PUP Sale Was Successful (by Franck J. Dupuy)

Franck J. Dupuy — 2011-05-12T01:43:54-07:00

Hi John, Yes, please and if possible with a bit longer notice. Regards from Denmark.

Comment on: PUP Sale Was Successful (by Allen Cody)

Allen Cody — 2011-05-10T15:31:56-07:00

I'm in. I checked my email but did not see the offer. I will definitely buy. Please let me know, thanks.

Comment on: PUP Sale Was Successful (by S. Schulman)

S. Schulman — 2011-05-10T06:51:31-07:00

Yes, please with a few days notice!

Comment on: PUP Sale Was Successful (by Daniel Lamarche)

Daniel Lamarche — 2011-05-08T04:30:29-07:00

Hello John,

Bought a couple of your books (Excel 2010 VBA for example). Would love to hear early enough of your sales. I'm in Melbourne like a couple of others here. We might be asleep!!!

Let us know in advance. Good on you mate.

D. Lamarche

Comment on: Music Theory And Excel (by j)

2011-05-06T10:14:10-07:00

Are you able to develop a spreadsheet that generates chords (extended chords too)in all modes and scales?
I think it would be awesome for not only guitarists,but pianists and theory geeks alike (including myself).

And then, Take it one step further by implementing rules of harmony and showing chord progression.

Example: If I want to start on the ii chord and go to a vii* chord> choose a scale, mode, and then the data appears.
--just a thought

Comment on: PUP Sale Was Successful (by Charlie Harris)

Charlie Harris — 2011-05-05T00:15:00-07:00

Yes please (send secret url for those downunder.
Dont forget we are upside down)
From New Zealand

Comment on: PUP Sale Was Successful (by Charlie Harris)

Charlie Harris — 2011-05-05T00:12:45-07:00

I was asleep.

Please repeat and soon.

Charlie
New Zealand

Comment on: PUP Sale Was Successful (by BrianR)

BrianR — 2011-05-04T14:22:16-07:00

Please, please, yes. This idiot had set his phone alarm for 15 minutes before the sale started - and then hit "Off" instead of "Snooze".

Comment on: PUP Sale Was Successful (by Frank)

Frank — 2011-05-04T12:03:26-07:00

Yes please please please ... Thanks sooooo much!

Comment on: World Excel Champ (by spreadsheetpage.com)

spreadsheetpage.com — 2011-05-04T10:33:02-07:00

World_excel_champ.. OMG!

Comment on: PUP Sale Was Successful (by Simon Stininato)

Simon Stininato — 2011-05-03T21:19:54-07:00

Absolutely repeat. We're fast asleep in Australia & miss out.

Comment on: PUP Sale Was Successful (by Dale)

Dale — 2011-05-03T21:06:38-07:00

Please have another sale! 2am is not a good time to be trying to download stuff...

Comment on: PUP Sale Was Successful (by John Walkenbach)

John Walkenbach — 2011-05-03T17:48:59-07:00

The number of Australian customers is >6.

Quite a few have emailed me after the fact, and I've sent them a top-secret URL that allows sleeping Australians to get the cheap prices.

Comment on: PUP Sale Was Successful (by Toby Roberts)

Toby Roberts — 2011-05-03T17:32:13-07:00

It was 2am in Australia.So yes, please repeat.
Am concerned for the welfare of the 6 who actually got it here. You shoudl be asleep people.

Comment on: PUP Sale Was Successful (by Drew)

Drew — 2011-05-03T16:43:44-07:00

YES!!!! Just read about it on Chandoo and was too late on this one!

Comment on: PUP Sale Was Successful (by Oliver Montero)

Oliver Montero — 2011-05-03T16:07:44-07:00

Got one..cant wait to get home to try it :D

Comment on: PUP Sale Was Successful (by Kevin)

Kevin — 2011-05-03T12:59:38-07:00

Repeat! Repeat! Can't believe I missed it!!

Comment on: PUP Sale Was Successful (by tim wendel)

tim wendel — 2011-05-03T12:40:54-07:00

please do another offering. would buy both....

Comment on: PUP Sale Was Successful (by V Wankerl)

V Wankerl — 2011-05-03T12:31:18-07:00

yes, please do it again!

Comment on: PUP Sale Was Successful (by Ray Walton)

Ray Walton — 2011-05-03T11:49:53-07:00

Yes please. Up at 4am Wed, Australia time, but too late for the sale. Like to take up your 'after sale' offer for PUP v7 plus VBA code. Thanks Ray

Comment on: PUP Sale Was Successful (by Betty Raybold)

Betty Raybold — 2011-05-03T11:17:39-07:00

Yes, Please repeat the sale! I had the page open, but was called away from my desk!

Thanks, Betty

Comment on: PUP Sale Was Successful (by Steve)

Steve — 2011-05-03T11:12:26-07:00

Yes, please repeat

I have heard this offer only now but it's over

Comment on: PUP Sale Coming Up - Two Hours Only (by Steve)

Steve — 2011-05-03T09:31:32-07:00

...ditto

BTW Welcome back! I've missed your blogs - was getting worried

Steve

Comment on: PUP Sale Coming Up - Two Hours Only (by Martin)

Martin — 2011-05-03T08:10:55-07:00

Scratch my last comment - it is now working fine - the UK times must have been an hour out !

Comment on: PUP Sale Coming Up - Two Hours Only (by Martin)

Martin — 2011-05-03T08:00:08-07:00

Me neither Steve - 15:54 in the UK and get the message...

Special 2-Hour Sale Order Form
The sale has not begun yet.

Come back on Tuesday, May 3, between the hours of 11:00 am and 1:00 pm U.S.
Eastern Time (that's 3:00 pm - 5:00 pm GMT).

Comment on: PUP Sale Coming Up - Two Hours Only (by Steve)

Steve — 2011-05-03T07:38:12-07:00

Hi John...

...I'm ready and waiting - it's 3.30pm GMT on Tuesday but can not make the purchase...

Cheers John

Steve

Comment on: PUP Sale Coming Up - Two Hours Only (by Catherine)

Catherine — 2011-05-02T15:27:12-07:00

If you live in a time zone where you're sleeping during the sale, send me an email after the sale, I'll be glad to give you the sale price.

Thanks John, I too am in Australia! So Will send you an email .. Appreciate your offer to us downunder!
Cheers
Catherine

Comment on: PUP Sale Coming Up - Two Hours Only (by Manoj)

Manoj — 2011-05-02T13:07:25-07:00

This is a shout out to anyone who is reading this. This is one of the most outstanding utilities I have seen, and at this price it is a gift. I downloaded the trial utility, and it is fantastic. Do not miss this opportunity.

Mr. Walkenbach, you are truly amazing.

Comment on: PUP Sale Coming Up - Two Hours Only (by John Walkenbach)

John Walkenbach — 2011-05-02T06:29:12-07:00

Manoj, see End User License:

Comment on: PUP Sale Coming Up - Two Hours Only (by Manoj)

Manoj — 2011-05-02T06:20:02-07:00

Hi there

Is it possible to download this utility on multiple computers?

Comment on: PUP Sale Coming Up - Two Hours Only (by MK)

MK — 2011-05-02T06:14:24-07:00

Hello,

Just wondering if it is OK to take advantage of the free download for 1 day before taking a call?

MK

Comment on: PUP Sale Coming Up - Two Hours Only (by John Walkenbach)

John Walkenbach — 2011-05-01T19:04:36-07:00

If you live in a time zone where you're sleeping during the sale, send me an email after the sale, I'll be glad to give you the sale price.

Comment on: PUP Sale Coming Up - Two Hours Only (by Rick Southard)

Rick Southard — 2011-05-01T18:40:39-07:00

I am in South Korea an would appreciate an aternative time to place my order as well. 11AM eastern time is 12AM my time and I have to get up at 4AM...really a bad time for me unless it is on your Friaday or Saturday when I will not have to go to work the next day.