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1.) I need to have installed on a Windows Vista machine with the possibility of moving to a Windows 2008 server machine - is this a possibility?

2.) I see there is an option to charge a late fee based on %. I need to have the option to have a flat dollar late fee and don't have the knowledge or time to change the code. Can this be changed pretty easily for me?

3.) I have 500+ customers that need to be setup with recurring billing - will this be okay?

1.) DotNetInvoice will definitely run on Windows Vista.  You'll need to have IIS installed (which may not be available on the Home version).  You'll also need to install SQL Server or SQL Server Express on that machine or have access to another machine with SQL Server.

2.) We offer custom development for DotNetInvoice at $125 / hour.  When you are interested in a feature that has been frequently requested and we are considering for our next version, we offer a large discount on our rate.  In our email response to you, we detailed the easiest implementation of this feature.

3.) We currently have many customers with larger customer databases that are not experiencing any issues.

If you have any additional questions, please feel free to continue this thread or email us at support@dotnetinvoice.com.

A few more questions/comments:

1.) I have Windows Vista Home Premium and was able add IIS for your future reference.

2.) We can probably make a % work, but the option for a flat dollar amount would be nice in a future upgrade :)

3.) Not really sure if I should go with C# or VB.NET - any recommendations?

4.) How involved is the installation? Is this something I could easily do on my own?

Thanks!

1.) Thanks for letting us know this worked for you.

2.) We'll keep it on our list of potential features.  If anyone else reading this post is also interested, please email us or add to this post.

3.) If you aren't going to make any code changes, it really doesn't matter.  You can always switch versions if you are making custom changes in the future.

4.) If you've run SQL scripts before and edited a web.config file, it's definitely something you can handle on your own.  You can always purchase DotNetInvoice and email us if you need us to install it later.  (We would need FTP and SQL Server access to your machine.)