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What is the difference between the standard Flow7's license and the professional's license? (Why is it worth buying?)
If I buy the standard's license, you can later convert (expand) Professional version?
The chip package can be expanded later after the purchase?
How long will the Flowcode v7 support life cycle? (A bad feeling Flow PROFF v6 users)

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Hello,
What is the difference between the standard Flow7's license and the professional's license? (Why is it worth buying?)
The professional license gives you permission to use the software to create and release commercial products. An individual probably wouldn't need this but a company probably would.
If I buy the standard's license, you can later convert (expand) Professional version?
Yes, the Professional feature can be added later.
The chip package can be expanded later after the purchase?
Yes these can also be added later.
How long will the Flowcode v7 support life cycle? (A bad feeling Flow PROFF v6 users)
We usually support the product for at least a number of years after it has been superseded. I believe v5 is now out of support but v6 still has a way to go. Support includes fixing problems and providing solutions but not adding new features. We offer significant discounts for previous license holders to try and help keep customers on the latest version. The discount may only apply for your first purchase.

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