Hi Walter, I participated in the public beta process, and I think some of the bugs were squashed, or at least improved upon. IE5 and Outlook 98 work better in certain areas from my testing. I am concerned that at least one feature in Quicken 98 and the Citibank software were broken in the new release, and that's certainly disappointing. I hate to see features that worked before no longer working properly, that's not progress. Bottom line here is that HJ's philosophy seems to be to get the product out the door and release patches later if necessary. That's the reality that I see existing. But to say that the public beta process was a waste of time is not accurate in my view. Best Regards, Les - Visit the jfw ml web page: http://jfw.cjb.net
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