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#Mac osx adobe elements doesn't open full#
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#Mac osx adobe elements doesn't open code#
on the other hand - if you have all that stuff yourself already - 30% likely sounds really steep.There are a few common causes for this error code including problems with the individual script that may be executed upon request. And I would imagine that except for very large companies, not needing to have your own servers and distribution mechanism and payment collection processing and perhaps even less $ spent on advertising - 30% might start to look good. So I suppose - no matter how you feel about the 30% Apple cut - the fact that it is a public number that is not negotiable regardless of whether your product is $1 or $100 or $500 - could be a good thing. That is an interesting question, though, just what is the percentage that other distribution companies take - whether you are talking about Amazon or a Music label or even Best Buy etc - everyone wants their cut - and I would imagine that there is a wide range of percentages taken out there depending on the relative bargaining strength of each partner in any given transaction.
Not sure how that compares to other distribution models. I am not a developer - or at least the only code I have written has been for internal consumption - not that I don't have ideas - but have never put anything out there for sale - nor have I ever run a distribution business (though I worked for one - in a technical sales role) - but it would seem to me that Apple could pretty easily setup some sort of tiered model - 30% up to $50 - 20% for titles from $51 to $199 - and 10% for anything $200 an up maybe.