Alan Falcon

I like how the tabs all shrink to allow the search bar to expand when you click on that.

- They will give warning on their website/blog before the limited time offer ends, but it definitely isn't planned to be around until the launch of 2.0 later this year.

- You can basically pay $30 to transition to the Mac App Store version of Pixelmator which includes automatic updates, free re-downloading of the app, and an automatic upgrade to 2.0 when it comes out. Or you can do nothing and continue to use the version of Pixelmator you already bought and paid for.

- They guarantee updates for existing customers because they are going to offer all 1.X updates to existing customers. Currently there is a slight version discrepancy between the MAS version and the old retail version as you noted, but that's just due to a focus on getting the MAS version ready for the launch of the store.

All of these answers are based on responses by the developers on the Pixelmator Blog. Feel free to check there first for answers to any other questions you have! I'm a very happy Pixelmator customer who has enough faith in the company to go along with this transition plan and basically pre-purchase 2.0 (yes, sight unseen) for $30 today.

Answer: Not at all. It's a tight grip on a naked iPhone and so won't work with even the slimmest of cases.

That's because Wrath is on sale for $10 right now, no matter what else you're ordering with it.

$5 Vanilla
$5 BC
$10 Wrath
$39.99 Cata
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$59.99 fully upgraded from scratch and ready for December 7th.

The official WoW site says this is a week long sale. I would wager it'll be up until at least Black Friday.

The WoW boxes look to be on sale and back in stock, so you can do exactly as you wish to do. Looks like they won't ship 'til December, but that won't matter in the situation you describe.

You have to actually pay for game time to get the free game time via RAF.

They did this sale last year for Black Friday. Then prices went right back to normal.

Packaging costs run about 4% of the product price... So... Enjoy your 4% discount?

They have allowed this in the past. You don't get the original upgrade code back or anything, so some people would see it as a waste of $40.