Have you already checked video tutorial section in our forum and our youtube channel?
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Have you already checked video tutorial section in our forum and our youtube channel?
blackhatjohn
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- Feb 25, 2009
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Yes, I have check all the zenno video tutorial but still think it is not enough for newbie to know more detail on how to fully using the zenno poster.
Is that anymore useful video tutorial will be coming with a sound and more detail on it?
I have long time to plan to buy this kind of custom builder software to create my own software to ease my job and save my time. But i am still compare it between zenno poster and uBot because look like uBot have many video tutorial available already for their new and advantage member and also their forum is full of detail to teach how to fully using uBot and also many people welling to help each other.
Of course, we will be releasing more new videos with voice acting. You can ask us any questions by email or skype if you do not give detailed answers on the forum. You can also access the help files, which describe in detail features ZennoPoster.
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I've missed discount as well... LOL
I guess we'll have to wait until new one (if any) if we want to save a bit.
I guess we'll have to wait until new one (if any) if we want to save a bit.
Im interested in this software, but I want to use the PHP API and I can't find much information on exactly how and what the PHP API can be used for.
Is the PHP API an alternative to creating templates through the UI?
Can the php API be used to remotely execute tasks/templates?
I've already built a system for web automation with a php backend that uses Web Driver (selenium), but I'd like to replace the selenium component with something like Zenno Poster. Sounds like the PHP API would allow this, but I want to be clear before I buy.
Is there currently anywhere I can find more details on the php capabilities?
Thanks.
Is the PHP API an alternative to creating templates through the UI?
Can the php API be used to remotely execute tasks/templates?
I've already built a system for web automation with a php backend that uses Web Driver (selenium), but I'd like to replace the selenium component with something like Zenno Poster. Sounds like the PHP API would allow this, but I want to be clear before I buy.
Is there currently anywhere I can find more details on the php capabilities?
Thanks.
waitingnow
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- Dec 5, 2008
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hi,could you plz open a special discount for bhw users , I just missed your 299$ offer.
rosepleasure
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- May 5, 2011
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Hi,
I would love to receive that discount too. I just see your thread today.
Thank you.
I would love to receive that discount too. I just see your thread today.
Thank you.
Generally we do not disclose the date until release of a new version or some new features
to rjaus
We've almost done manuals for control program from PHP, it will be posted the other day.
About discounts: there are no any discounts at the moment, unfortunately.
spoon22
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- May 7, 2011
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In my opinion the software is better than the tutorials. The tutorials only show basic stuff but when you want to do specific things it is very time consuming to figure it out.
You have to go to forum or write to support. I watched all videos, read a lot in the forum and read the manual. But it's not enough to know all about the software.
I had no problems with the support. They respond within 24 hours. But sometimes i had to ask the same question 2 or 3 times, cause they forgot to answer it. So, it's not as good like edwinsoft support with ticket system.
In the forum i see a lot of threads without an answer. Maybe they should do some video tutorials fast, then they would get less support requests and would spare a lot of time in the end.
If you want to find out what this software can do just download it and test it for 30 days.
With better tutorials this would be the best software i ever used.
You have to go to forum or write to support. I watched all videos, read a lot in the forum and read the manual. But it's not enough to know all about the software.
I had no problems with the support. They respond within 24 hours. But sometimes i had to ask the same question 2 or 3 times, cause they forgot to answer it. So, it's not as good like edwinsoft support with ticket system.
In the forum i see a lot of threads without an answer. Maybe they should do some video tutorials fast, then they would get less support requests and would spare a lot of time in the end.
If you want to find out what this software can do just download it and test it for 30 days.
With better tutorials this would be the best software i ever used.
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krenusername
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- Oct 21, 2010
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Nuaru, could you PLEASE consider rolling out a 24h 50% discount for us suckers who missed out discounted offer. Maybe just for us BHW members? Please?
darkstar69
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the discount was available for few weeks or months so everybody had the chance to get zennoposter for 50% off.
why should he make a new discount now for you?
next week he could make another discount then for the people who missed your discount and so on and so on...
makes no sense.
better be quick next time.
greets, darkstar69
why should he make a new discount now for you?
next week he could make another discount then for the people who missed your discount and so on and so on...
makes no sense.
better be quick next time.
greets, darkstar69
Mini-Review: ZennoPoster is the fucking shit.
I admit I was frustrated at first with the learning curve. After fucking up a few times I cooled off and took a few days to just wrap my head around the macros, and now it seems like every time I open a new template I'm getting deeper and deeper what's possible with this program. I think that there's VERY LITTLE that ZP can't accomplish with time and testing.
It took me 2 days of consistent work and testing to build a bot that's more powerful and easier to use than software I've tried that cost $60-$200 but simply didn't do everything I wanted them to do, were buggy in spots, didn't support proxies or whatever little problem that always seems to be missing when you try to buy something preconfigured. The bot I made with ZP is fast and impressive, and the scheduler is awesome.
Nauru, I've seen your guys teasing ZP4 over in the community forums, can't wait for you to share details on what's going to be included.
EDIT: and the video tutorials are nice and all but truthfully to learn the program you've got to get in and do it yourself. There's usually multiple ways to do pretty much any task, sticking to a tutorial will just sandbox your creativity. Learn the basics of identifying HTML elements, RegExp, e-mail processing, strings processing, and remember that the pre-defined macros are tools and you'll be able to get a lot out of this program. You should probably look elsewhere if you want to have your hand-held.
I admit I was frustrated at first with the learning curve. After fucking up a few times I cooled off and took a few days to just wrap my head around the macros, and now it seems like every time I open a new template I'm getting deeper and deeper what's possible with this program. I think that there's VERY LITTLE that ZP can't accomplish with time and testing.
It took me 2 days of consistent work and testing to build a bot that's more powerful and easier to use than software I've tried that cost $60-$200 but simply didn't do everything I wanted them to do, were buggy in spots, didn't support proxies or whatever little problem that always seems to be missing when you try to buy something preconfigured. The bot I made with ZP is fast and impressive, and the scheduler is awesome.
Nauru, I've seen your guys teasing ZP4 over in the community forums, can't wait for you to share details on what's going to be included.
EDIT: and the video tutorials are nice and all but truthfully to learn the program you've got to get in and do it yourself. There's usually multiple ways to do pretty much any task, sticking to a tutorial will just sandbox your creativity. Learn the basics of identifying HTML elements, RegExp, e-mail processing, strings processing, and remember that the pre-defined macros are tools and you'll be able to get a lot out of this program. You should probably look elsewhere if you want to have your hand-held.
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Mini-Review: ZennoPoster is the fucking shit.
I admit I was frustrated at first with the learning curve. After fucking up a few times I cooled off and took a few days to just wrap my head around the macros, and now it seems like every time I open a new template I'm getting deeper and deeper what's possible with this program. I think that there's VERY LITTLE that ZP can't accomplish with time and testing.
It took me 2 days of consistent work and testing to build a bot that's more powerful and easier to use than software I've tried that cost $60-$200 but simply didn't do everything I wanted them to do, were buggy in spots, didn't support proxies or whatever little problem that always seems to be missing when you try to buy something preconfigured. The bot I made with ZP is fast and impressive, and the scheduler is awesome.
Nauru, I've seen your guys teasing ZP4 over in the community forums, can't wait for you to share details on what's going to be included.
EDIT: and the video tutorials are nice and all but truthfully to learn the program you've got to get in and do it yourself. There's usually multiple ways to do pretty much any task, sticking to a tutorial will just sandbox your creativity. Learn the basics of identifying HTML elements, RegExp, e-mail processing, strings processing, and remember that the pre-defined macros are tools and you'll be able to get a lot out of this program. You should probably look elsewhere if you want to have your hand-held.
Yeah I agree. I haven't got a programmers mindset so I was looking to get my arse whipped but I have turned it around and it is now becoming more and more addictive and thats after about a week of owning it.
One thing I will say is, don't ignore the help docs, everything is laid out there, focus too much on the video and you miss alot, if your anything like me.
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