Re: Where is the bug fix info for 4.0.1?
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It keeps the original formatting.
numero = 33880
interpreted = N
texte = >> 2. That there were no changes made to the app after the 21st and that the >> document is correct. > > This is correct. It takes several days for QC to verify the product, > during which time we do not make changes. This is natural and > expected. > > Do you have some particular item in mind, or are you just curious? > You could more aptly say that as professionals, we _need_ to know. Don't ask us if we are just curious. Jeeeez. Maybe you didn't realize that it was announced on this list that there was a very late build of the plugin being distributed. Logically, we must assume that there were issues being addressed right up to the release date. I know Grant would not be building last minute plugins if he had not identified a problem in the code, whether it only shows up under certain conditions or not. How do I know if I might have the same certain conditions? I'd rather be informed than to find out the hard way. Simply changing the web page from 4.0 to 4.01 is also a strange way to respond to a serious crowd of developers.Maybe previous posts contained misinformation? Maybe there was not a late plugin build going around? Please set the record straight so I can get back to work.Thanks, Mike ------------------------------------------------------------- This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to the mailing list
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>> 2. That there were no changes made to the app after the 21st and that the >> document is correct. > > This is correct. It takes several days for QC to verify the product, > during which time we do not make changes. This is natural and > expected. > > Do you have some particular item in mind, or are you just curious? > You could more aptly say that as professionals, we _need_ to know. Don't ask us if we are just curious. Jeeeez. Maybe you didn't realize that it was announced on this list that there was a very late build of the plugin being distributed. Logically, we must assume that there were issues being addressed right up to the release date. I know Grant would not be building last minute plugins if he had not identified a problem in the code, whether it only shows up under certain conditions or not. How do I know if I might have the same certain conditions? I'd rather be informed than to find out the hard way. Simply changing the web page from 4.0 to 4.01 is also a strange way to respond to a serious crowd of developers.Maybe previous posts contained misinformation? Maybe there was not a late plugin build going around? Please set the record straight so I can get back to work.Thanks, Mike ------------------------------------------------------------- This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to the mailing list . To unsubscribe, E-mail to: To switch to the DIGEST mode, E-mail to Web Archive of this list is at: http://search.smithmicro.com/
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