Hi.

In previous versions (older 4.2) You could instal trial version Standart edition and export project.

http://www.artisteer.com/?p=downloads

Please feel free to download Artisteer from the locations below. 
When in trial mode Artisteer does not support saving your web design project, but you can still create and export your web design as HTML, theme, template or skin. 
NOTE: Starting with Artisteer 4.2 it is not possible, to export Joomla, Wordpress and Drupal themes in trial mode. 

Well I am sorry to hear that you no longer support the Home version of Artisteer.  The Standard edition is too expensive for my pockets and for as few sites as I have or use it on it just does not make it cost effective.

It is a pity as in the past you have been very helpful and co-operative with getting products and especially Artisteer to work in your environment.

Thanks
Phill

Gee, I see you have moved toward airing your dirty laundry in your own open forums!

Your comments are not very nice and does nothing for me to move forward with using or recommending your product. I have been a big fan and consistently supported and recommended mojoPortal, and it's support, to everyone I could for almost 5 years now.

I was not going to use mojoPortal for this site as other tools were more highly recommended, but I opted to use it as I knew how it worked, basically, and felt I could get support if needed.  Also with this web site I had taken your advice and had it hosted on Arvixe, which is not all you cracked it up to be.  They have performed the basic install of mojoPortal, but not the latest version, and give me some support but there response times are not the fastest I have experienced from hosting services.  But this is not a gripe about companies supporting your product but you and your support of your own product.

If you look back I have been quite generous with beer and coffee donations on my part.  I am not a company nor am I a big guy in any fashion and to receive such a negative response only makes me want to immediately dump mojoPortal and move on.

I am not asking you to do the job just give us poor guys who only work on one site every now and then a helping hand.  And make us feel like we are wanted and without us little folk, and our support, you wouldn't have any sort of product count out there at all.

I have also noted that you advertise Arvixe and Artisteer but they do NOT advertise nor really give any more support to mojoPortal than any other product.  Seems to me that you are rapidly loosing ground in the web tool market and should be doing all it could to garner good customer retention.

So thanks but I believe that if this is your new Customer Service model I will be moving on.

Thanks

Phill

Joe D,

Thanks for your retort, but if you read my comments I stated that I acknowledge that Joe gives mojoPortal and its support away for free and that it was and is appreciated.  Without his support I could not have completed the projects.  Unfortunately all those web sites have been abandoned and sadly fallen by the wayside.

I also stated that over the different projects I have had, which I do for free too, that when ever I used mojoPortal support at the end I had been quite generous with the Beers and Coffees and if I did not give enough it is because I don't have any money. 

I am retired and on living on disability, which ain't much! 

You will also notice that I made my comments about his support for the current user interface after he turned me away.  Because this is a site I am doing for free and with my limited income I can no longer afford to buy the full versions of software to support other software.  Then to have to buy another tool to export that tools code to import it into the original tool, in the and almost $200, just adds cost to a non-extinct budget.  Sorry guys but that's the reality of things. 

All I was asking for is documentation on how to correct and export Artisteer 4.2 Home files so they will work with mojoPortal. Not do the job for me. (Although I did email your company for an estimate and I am sorry but it is, as I expected, not within my pocketbook (as reasonable as it is).)

Now my dilemma... I have a webs site that is almost complete with content but not the interface I think will make it shine.  So do I continue to spend hours messing around with code I do not understand, or ditch the entire toolbox and start again with another product that I will have to learn?

Phill