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[John Vere]

I started a new Playlist for Sonar. 
I will now use this for all future tutorials. 

This is the playlist link. 

Edited July 27, 2024 by John Vere

[Salvatore Sorice]

Thankyou @John Vere. I've learned so much from your excellent tutorials!

[jesse g]

Thanks John,

Your tutorials have been excellent since I first started using Sonar!!  ??

[John Vere]

Outdated info

Edited July 27, 2024 by John Vere

[Michael Fogarty]

thanks. A bit behind here. Is there an update? Is this really the price?

https://legacy.cakewalk.com/Products/SONAR/Buy-Now/SONAR-Platinum

 

[Canopus]

I gave you an answer in your other similar thread:

 

[Starship Krupa]

On 4/2/2024 at 9:47 PM, Michael Fogarty said:

thanks. A bit behind here. Is there an update? Is this really the price?

https://legacy.cakewalk.com/Products/SONAR/Buy-Now/SONAR-Platinum

 

No.

[John Vere]

They really need to remove those old web pages. It’s always caused confusion and it will just become wors

Edited July 27, 2024 by John Vere

[Starship Krupa]

9 hours ago, John Vere said:

They really need to remove those old web pages. It’s always caused confusion and it will just become worse. 

Agreed. There used to be an HTML code you could add to web pages to tell the various search engines not to spider them. I wonder if this is still true.

[Glenn Stanton]

there is the robot.txt but it's more a suggestion than a viable command, and of course the search engine will (or not) cache something for some period of time and then not long beforethat happens, the internet archiver will find it... ? the best bet is to actively maintain content (internal to your site, there should NEVER be a broken link - they make tools for this) and ensure you have any external links from old content mapped to more relevant content (most friendly) or simply provide "not found" (least friendly).