Jim,
Actually, it was easy to run the older version, once I found it! (smile)
That did improve the situation, I think, and as you may have read
earlier.
Tomorrow's column will end up with a no go for window's version, but the
next week should turn that around and I will do as you say, and
stress the
worth and value of the RevList in assisting with testing at all levels.
Thanks,
Joe Wilkins
On Feb 26, 2007, at 8:28 PM, Jim Ault wrote:
On 2/26/07 4:39 PM, "Joe Lewis Wilkins" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Does this mean, based on past history, that when we have an upgrade
we should keep our copy of the old one we've been using around for a
while? I thought Revolution was mature enough that we can count on
upgrades to be "good". Apparently, not! Since I got a good window's
standalone using 2.7.4, but didn't using 2.8 gm3, should I go back
and do it again using 2.7.4? Since I may not have kept that version
around, how can I get a copy to try that out?
Joe,
You need to realize that the last several months have been a very
strong
push to release beta updates for testing. The Rev community has
taken on
the challenge of reporting and sharing to expedite the bug-fix
marathon.
I am not in a position to do any betas for the moment, so I am
staying with
2.7.2 and completing some projects.
Yes, you can run multiple versions of Rev since the folder
structure and
preferences allow that. I am not sure how it works exactly since I
only use
one version .
Someone will be able to direct you to the link page that has the older
versions. You might let your column make a comment about how the user
community is actively testing and are part of the beta process.. very
positive stuff.
Jim Ault
Las Vegas
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