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1. Try Freeway before you buy
   A fully working trial of Freeway Express or Pro can be downloaded free of charge from http://softpress.com/products/free_trial.php. The trial will expire 30 days after the first use, it will not expire not after the day it was downloaded. If you're satisfied with Freeway and want to purchase it ...
2. Discounts for Freeway
   We have a number of discounts and reductions available for new and existing users of Freeway*, details of which can be seen below. A full list of our current prices, including discounts can be found here: http://www.softpress.com/store/pricelist.php Education/Non-Profit/Seniors DiscountsTeachers ...
3. Installing Freeway on more than one computer
   With a single user license you can install Freeway on up to two personal machines, this is useful if you have a laptop and a desktop machine that you want to use to develop your sites. Only one of these machines can run Freeway at a time, the application makes a check on startup to make sure it ...
4. Can I open my existing files in Freeway Express?
   If you are thinking of buying Freeway 5 Express but previously owned or used a trial of Freeway Pro you will not be able to open your existing files. Freeway Pro has a number of extra features that cannot be interpreted by Express, this means you will need to recreate your site (see this article ...
5. What's New in Freeway 5?
   A detailed list and examples of the new features in Freeway 5 can be found here: http://softpress.com/products/explore.php
6. Freeway 5 System Requirements and Technical Specifications
   The technical specifications of Freeway 5 can be found here: http://www.softpress.com/products/techspecs/
7. Freeway and Standards Compliance
   Freeway's generated (X)HTML, CSS and RSS Feeds are 100% compliant in accordance with the standards specified by the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C). The W3C is an organisation that works to provide and develop specifications and guidelines to ensure the world wide web's operability. Sites that ...