I'm with you on that, Brian. Sorry Erick!  :) 
Nisus should be selling NWE, NWP and an iPad NW 
in the Apps Store -- while maintaining its normal 
sales, of course.

Here's an amazing price thing here in Australia. 
Apple Australia is offering Aperture 3 in the 
Apps store for $89 or $99 -- but is still quoting 
the old price of $249 for providing it preloaded 
on a new MacBook!

AND even better -- some people are still trying 
to sell it on eBay for something approaching the 
old price!

Regarding NWP, though, I don't think I actually 
closed the loop in my most recent post -- I was 
interrupted and lost the train ...

What I was getting around to was that the bits 
and pieces that need fixing and have needed 
fixing for nearly two years are out there on the 
table -- tweaking a few things ought hardly to be 
secret. In addition, I'm not sure how much it 
needs to keep secret from its competitors 
pre-release.

Maybe Nisus is writing a new text engine of its own.

Incidentally, did anyone mention Pages as a 
competitor? It would be interesting to know what 
its sales were like.

Cheers, geoff

>I have just looked at the Nisus Forum.
>
>     <http://www.nisus.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=18&t=4048>
>
>And, a version of Nisus for the Apple App Store is being worked upon.
>
>I rarely argue with Erik but not using the App 
>Store for initial sales and new users would be 
>foolish from a corporate point of view.
>
>In fact, Nisus would be irresponsible not to 
>adopt this approach for getting a product into a 
>selling area which will be read by many, many 
>current non-users of NWP.
>
>------------------------
>Regards from brianF
>===============
>
>On 14/02/2011, at 10:48 PM, Erik Richard Sørensen wrote:
>
>>  Hello Geoff
>>
>[...]
>
>  >> And what on earth do people think is 
>actually happening at Nisus? My take on the 
>software market (in fact, just about any market 
>these days) is that you need to keep pushing 
>your product(s) forward with