On 8 Jan 00 at 3:53, Michael Polak wrote:
>>1.60 is actualy almost ready (the CORE.EXE), but I am afraid of making it
>>available without full distribution package.
>>
>>Really lot of things changed, which means that old .ah, .htm and .dgi in
>>package often look very ugly in new Arachne (these files are usually highly
>>optimized for Arachne, they use <BODY NORESIZE>, etc.)
>>
>>So I want to finalize package first; and I also want to finish
>>cut/copy/paste - it is more or less working now, but it won't be
>>very effective to release it half finished.
>>
>>So please wait few more days... I appreciate, that you stopped
>>mail-boming me with various private questions (mostly) - it really helped.
>>
>>As new HTML layout engine seems to be stable and pretty usable, I should
>>have more time for various fine tuning and features from wish-list, and once
>>1.60 package is compiled, it should be much easier to release 1.61, 1.62
>>etc. with small updates, like I did around cca 1.2x and 1.4x ...
>>
>>I will also probably first put Arachne 1.60 on current home.arachne.cz and
>>announce it only in this mailing list, while I will be preparing new
>>http://browser.arachne.cz/ download page for announce in arachne-announce
>>list....
Michael,
Cross the T's and dot the I's. We have waited quite a while for the
new release and a few more days/weeks will not make much difference.
In the meantime we can continue to use whichever prior release we
each separately find most useful and help each other with our
problems. Keep up the excellent work.
Regards,
Dale Mentzer
Anatomy (n): something everyone has, but which looks
better on a girl. -- Bruce Raeburn.
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