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Posted on by Author Jeremy Jordan in Categories Cincom Smalltalk, PUL

For users who are not ready to make the modest investment for the REV 9.1 Program, but are still interested in trying out Cincom Smalltalk, the Personal Use License (PUL) is a perfect fit. The PUL is ideal for developers who are looking to sharpen their skills through a new developer tool and allows the freedom for users to evaluate our products before realizing that Cincom Smalltalk is the right fit for their business or project needs.

Listen as Suzanne Fortman, the Cincom Smalltalk Program Director and Engineering Manager, shares more about this trial license here.

The Cincom Smalltalk website is where people go when they want to learn about and evaluate Cincom ObjectStudio and Cincom VisualWorks. Getting your trial version of the PUL is easy, requiring only a simple form to be filled out. Click here to start exploring Cincom Smalltalk and all that it can do for you.

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