We don't charge you full price for paid updates, though. Such updates consist of major new features and UI overhauls, and because of the huge amount of work involved (not only with the code but also with graphics and documentation rewriting), these updates are always paid-for. Major updates are those that involve a major version number change - 1.x to 2.x, 2.x to 3.x and so on.All major updates are offered at a discount.Such updates usually consist of a combination of bug-fixes and feature refinements, although often contain more substantial changes and new features too. For instance, 1.1 through to 1.9 would be free, as would 2.3 to 2.4 or 3.5 to 3.7 - all of these are counted as minor updates. The major version number is the number that comes first. Minor updates are updates that don't involve a major version number change.If you purchased directly from our own store, or from one of the resellers that redirect to our store such as Amazon (and, at the time of writing, every other retailer except for the Mac App Store), this is how updates work: (This includes customers buying through authorised resellers such as Amazon, but excludes the App Store.) Updates for Customers Buying from Our Web Store
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