Does anyone think it wasn't a coincidence that the new Legacy Charting
program appeared this past week? There had been a noticeable increase in
the clamour by people demanding to be told when they could expect to see
the new version of the main program. This clamour was getting steadily
more strident, with added queries as to what people might expect to find
in the program. To me, it was a bit late to put in wishes for what they
would like to see, but, hey, software can be churned out over night,
can't it? Just ask Microsoft :-)
So, whilst the Millennia people are beavering away, trying to get the
product ready for release, why not throw the mob a few crumbs and
distract them that way. Seems to have had the desired effect at the
expense of slightly increased LUG traffic. It's very noticeable how the
attention of the list members has generally been turned away from the
problems in version 6 and what they can expect in version 7, onto how to
use the new toys.
No! :-) I'm not having a go at anyone. I'm just sitting here, quietly
musing to myself about the dynamics of the group. I'm just as impatient
as the rest of you to see the new version. I've had a quick look at
Charting, and like it. There are one or two small problems, but they
should be sorted come the official release, which I anticipate will be
sometime around the end of May.
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Regards,
Mike Fry
Johannesburg.
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