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How to purchase a license?
Author: Bret		 02/18/10 07:12 Reply
I've been testing the CloudGarden's JSAPI for a couple of weeks now and like it. According to the web site:
If you wish to continue to use VoicePad after the trial period of 30 days expires, you will need to purchase the Personal (for $16 USD) or Professional license for the JSAPI from cloudgarden.com ...

I don't see anywhere on the web site where I can purchase the personal license ($16) - can someone point me to it? The only thing I see is the SDK for $500.

Re: How to purchase a license?
Author:Jonathan		 Reply 1 of 302/18/10 07:45Reply
Sorry about that - I'll need to update the text - version 1.7.0 is now free for personal use

Re: How to purchase a license?
Author:Bret		 Reply 2 of 302/18/10 08:01Reply
Thanks for the quick reply, and even more, thanks for providing this JSAPI implementation. What will I need to change/replace to stop the message on the console that says it will stop working in so many days? Also, I downloaded the 64 bit version (from a post below, but I haven't used it yet), will it need to be updated as well?

Re: How to purchase a license?
Author:Bret		 Reply 3 of 302/18/10 08:08Reply
Okay, might have the answer to my own question here - I now see where to download the latest version. It has the 64 bit dll in it, and I assume I just replace the jar file with this version.