Looking to give away our Help Desk script
Hi Guys,
I am the creator of the WonderDesk which is a web based help desk perl script:
www.wonderdesk.com
It's a great product, but nobody seems to knows about it yet 
So we are looking to give away a bunch of licenses to those who fit the following criteria:
1. Are in need a web based help desk.
2. Have customers or visitors that might be in need of a help desk.
3. Have a popular website.
If you fit this criteria, email me ( [email protected] ) and provide a link to your website, and explain a little about your customers and traffic. Don't forget to mention Webmaster-forums somewhere in the message.
It's worth $499, but giving it away can sometimes generate more sales for us, so it's a win/win situation.
Thanks!
wonderdesk.com <-- Web based help desk script.
japhy posted this at 08:14 — 31st January 2000.
They have: 161 posts
Joined: Dec 1999
What is the extent of the code base for this program? Is it modularized? Does it use existing Perl modules to help make things run more smoothly and easily? What version of Perl is the program designed to run under?
These are questions I ask when thinking of using someone else's program. I rarely use someone else's program, a) because I don't need it, b) I'd rather take a shot at it myself, c) the other person's program is not coded/documented well enough to be maintained and modified without much difficulty.
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Katana Man posted this at 06:42 — 18th February 2000.
They have: 12 posts
Joined: Jan 2000
The WonderDesk will work with Perl 5.003 or later. You japhy, are one of the lucky ones who can write their own scripts. This one took me well over 10 months so far
It's probably not as heavily documented as you would like, we try to keep file sizes down to a minumum for the fastest possible speeds.
wonderdesk.com <-- Web based help desk script.
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