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For the last three months or so, our web hosting has been less than satisfactory. Random disconnects, load times falling in the hundreds of seconds, database connection errors, etc. As a result, we have re-opened our servers, and Envied Design.net is now hosted entirely in-house.

If you experience any issues, please email agcyphers@envieddesign.net with the URL of the problem.

June 13th, 2009, Anthony G. Cyphers will be marrying. We’d like our customers to celebrate with us. If you order before 06/19/2009, and use the Coupon code rings200940, you will get 40% off on all of our products!

If you would like to send your congratulations, you may do so at agcyphers@envieddesign.net.

Johnson City, Tennessee, USA(June 4th, 2009) — GraffitiButton has received a minor update which addresses two recently found bugs.

Changes:
– Text is no longer drawn before the state overlay(white opaque layer to convey it is disabled)
– TextColorDisabled now functions as expected when using a custom color scheme.

Customers who purchased recently and registered on our site, can login to their account, go to the downloads section, and redownload their product for the updated RBP.

http://www.envieddesign.net/

Johnson City, Tennessee, USA(May 26th, 2009) — Envied Design.net announces the release of GraffitiColorPicker.

“We had requests for this one from some of our most loyal customers, so we broke down the idea, what they wanted in the class, and what we’d want from it” explained Anthony G. Cyphers. “After much work, some tweaking, and spicing up the drawing this class is ready to be a workhorse in any REALbasic built application.”

GraffitiColorPicker supports recently selected colors, named colors, and system colors all with a modern interface.

For a limited time, a source code license for GraffitiColorPicker is only $80.00! Take advantage while you can, the normal price will be $120.00.

Envied Design.net is a premier provider of REALbasic custom classes, from UI to scripting and encryption.

http://www.envieddesign.net/

We’re currently looking for some dedicated volunteers to test builds of Xamachi. If you’re interested, please send an email to beta@envieddesign.net.

GraffitiList and GraffitiCrypto are now cheaper than ever! Each of the two products has had its price reduced by $10.00!

Order now while they’re cheap!

Johnson City, Tennessee, USA(March 10th, 2009) — Envied Design.net announces Source Code Licensing on all of its Graffiti products.

“Customers have asked us many times in the past for Source Code licensing, and until recently we just didn’t see it as a necessity” remarked Anthony G. Cyphers, the President of Envied Design.net. “However, we know that many REALbasic consultants are unable to use our products in their work due to source code only limitations. This should adequately address those problems, while also allowing customers to have a maintainable version of our source code in case of product discontinuation in the future. We’re not going anywhere, but if we do they’re covered.”

Licenses for the source code varies greatly from $40.00 to $240.00. Prices are not only based on worth to the developer and community, but the current state of the market. These prices may not stay this low! All of Envied Design.net’s product source code licenses can be obtained for only $1320.00 through the online store.

For a limited time, customers who purchase $500.00 or more in products from Envied Design.net will receive a $100.00 discount by using the coupon code “sl3218403872″ Offer expires 3/20/2009, usage limited to one per customer.

Envied Design.net is a premier provider of REALbasic custom classes, from UI to scripting and encryption.

http://www.envieddesign.net/

Envied Design.net is currently looking for volunteers to beta test future releases. Beta testers will receive confidential pre-release software and, as such, must be trustworthy. Those who are accepted will receive discounts or free licenses for their work.

To apply, please visit our support section and fill out the email form stating your previous experience in the Message field.

A new update has been released with many enhancements and fixes. It is now available on the product page.

January 26, 2009
– (GraffitiHeader) Added TextAlign to Demo Window.
– (GraffitiHeader) Now supports the following additional tags:
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– (GraffitiRibbon) Text on buttons no longer displays anti-aliased(too thin) when mouse isn’t hovering over that button.

January 25, 2009
– (GraffitiPropertyList) Added Visible property to both headers and child nodes. This controls whether they will be displayed in the list. Controls with Visible set to False will not be displayed, but will be kept in memory and will appear in the XML output. They can also be input via XML.
– (GraffitiPropertyList) Value of Long Text child now updates properly in the property list after being changed in the child popup window.

January 21, 2009
– (GraffitiPropertyList) SingleLine and Integer rows are now made editable when you click the row type button on the far right-hand side.
– (GraffitiPropertyList) Added the following methods for easy loading and saving:
ToXML() As String
FromXML(XMLInput as String)
– (GraffitiPropertyList) PropertyListChild objects now have a “Tag as String” property for storing various information that will be loaded and saved.
– (GraffitiHeader) Now supports different alignments for text.

Johnson City, Tennessee, USA(February 28, 2009)
As of March 1st 2009, all new customers will receive a special login to our website where they can view their registration information, send special support requests, and download purchased software.

If you are a customer who purchased one of our products prior to this date, please send an email to customer.request@envieddesign.net and we’ll get your information online as soon as possible.

Only previous customers who request that their information be made available to them online will have a login available, in order to lighten the transition load.

We hope that customers will find the new system very helpful in managing their product licenses.