Yeah! let me tell you about Bradford. When United Systems was killed by ACI I tried Click Forms and never liked it. I found it FAR from trouble free and when Bradford decided to dig even deeper in my pocket and go to the "subscription mode" they sent me an update that killed my "bought and paid for" version and turned it into a pay as you go subscription. I either paid their monthly blackmail or I would have ZERO access to my reports done on ClickForms. All I wanted to have was that and the 1004MC form which I was doing in CF and pasting into my last version of Appraisal Studio.
Those rotten pricks wanted me to pay something like $100 to give me new unlock codes because they had hosed my copy of CF with the unwanted update. I still had all of the numbers and codes to reload the software they just would not work.
I hope Bradford dies a long and painful death, impaled on a some old copies of ClickForms reports wound around a broom stick.
FWIW, I am not the only one who had this happen. Nice profit extender for him and a huge drain of an appraisers resources back after the crash.
I am using NCVForms every day and I have never seen the stuff you are talking about and I use an XP machine. Perhaps it is a Windows 7/8 issue. Forms does some goofy things but I can work around them all and I like the way it "feels". I wish JD could find the time to work out some of the bugs, but I will have Forms on my computer for the foreseeable future.
But its all mute anyway. Appraisal software is going the way of the dodo. There is a new wind blowing and its name is not Mariah. It is seamless integration from order to delivery and it will be here before the end of the year. I have been to the mountain top! I have seen the promised land! Anyone without it will be in the same league as we were when we were trying to align the green URARs in our daisy wheel printers and making way too many trips to the One Hour Photo joint.
Film at 11:00