A simple question or two (I hope) regarding release versions.
A previous thread referred to release version 1.76i4 and 1.76i6. Also a reply from Scott provided a link to download a different interim release (1.76i7).
How would I find out what specific interim release version I am running? I ran declude.exe -diag and it only showed 176 as the version.
Am I missing something?
You're not missing anything (except the latest interim release).
A released version or beta version will normally be in the format #.## (such as "1.75" or "1.76"). In some cases, they will have an "a" or "b" after them (for example, if we need to make a change immediately after a new beta version is posted online, we may add the "a" or "b", in case anyone downloaded the one without the change). The interim releases always are in the format "#.##i#" or "#.##i##" (the "i" indicating an interim release).
So 1.76 is either a beta or released version ( http://www.declude.com/relnotes.htm shows that it is a beta). 1.76i6 is an interim release.
Also, is there a revision history document related to interim releases available on-line?
No. Interim releases are designed to quickly get fixes and new features to the customers who need them. There are obvious advantages to that, but it comes with a price. In order to quickly come out with an interim release, we don't have a list of changes online, and we may require you to go back to a previous version if there are problems. We could change that, but then we would be back to beta versions, which take more time to release.
-Scott
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