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How much would it be to purchase the program and am I able to use it on multiple computers?

We think it's best for kids ages 4 to 12, but of course, it varies by child.
For the older kids, the limit is really how generous they can be in
indulging my current themes of babies and talking animals. So, pre-K
through elementary is great, middle school and upper elementary should be fine, high school
might be a stretch, but...

Many of the older students are very good natured about it, and particularly when asked if they would mind testing something new, they don't mind at
all. Some, understandably, won't want to be seen playing with such a cute
game :-). On my drawing board is a new set of themes/characters - changing out the cute stuff for superheroes, scientiests and such - which should appeal more to the older students and even adults.

In the first UAB study,
http://www.slideshare.net/FaceSay/enc... ,
the kids ranged in age from 6-14. UAB just finished a study w/ 4yo
neurotypical preschoolers that went well (the kids like it and it showed a
benefit). A third study, w/ autistic students from 4 - 12 is gearing up now.

I got an error after Registering FaceSay on Windows Vista.

I got a "Failed to Register" error while installing FaceSay (version 1.0.0.6) on Windows Vista.

I heard there is a new update, but the update wizard thinks there are no new updates.

If a) you are not connected to the internet, or b) if the third party Update tool I'm using encounters a problem, it will just flash by as if there are no new updates.

If you can access other web pages in your browser, then it's probably the latter particularly for folks who downloaded the beta edition.

The workaround is to download the latest 1.0 version of FaceSay (see Links on the left of this page) , which includes a more robust Update Wizard.