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The next problem is that the paid app cannot be converted to the free app with in-app purchases.
Unfortunately Mac App Store doesn't have an option to offer free trials, it is either paid app or free app (with possible in-app purchases). Dawn, thanks for mentioning Speech Central.Īs I am a developer of it I am not neutral, but in one thread on this site a user said that he started to use Speech Central for the Mac because he needed an accessible solution for PDFs, so I assume it is fair to say that it can work well in this use case.