> -----Original Message----- > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Brian Keener > > Just updated my CVS and rebuilt Setup and my version now shows 2.171 and I > tried a test one and noticed two things - One I believe is a definite bug and > the other I would say is up for interpretation - to me it is a bug. If it > makes a difference - I am running Win2000 and also just updated all my > packages. > > 1) I noticed that while running the new Windowed version (nice job Gary)
*blush* Thanks ;-). >that > if I clicked to any other window or several other windows that I had open I > could click back to setup (and it would come to the top) with no > problem until > I got to the Chooser window. Once chooser is open, if I clicked on other > windows I could not click on setup and get it back to the top. I had to > minimize any window on top of it until it was the top window and then I could > continue with setup. > Yeah, that's a known misfeature. You can ALT-TAB back to it as well though (you should be able to, can you?). I think we can leave that one for the next release, unless people think it will be a major problem. I don't think there's an easy fix for it. > 2) I always do a download from internet and then do an install from local > directory. While doing my download I was given the option to update my tiff > from version 3.5.5-3 to 3.5.6beta-2 and I selected keep the current version > (3.5.5-3) and so setup did not download the 3.5.6beta-2 as would be > expected. > I checked and yes there is no 3.5.6beta-2 as there should not be. > However when > I then said Install from local directory I was still presented with > the option > to install the 3.5.6beta-2 version, even though it does not exist on my disk > and it was not downloaded. It would seem to me that if I am doing an install > from local directory the only package versions that I should be shown > are those > for which there is actually a file on disk. If the package is installed I > should see it (for the purpose of uninstall or skip) but any other > options like > sources or a version install should be based on if the actual file exists. > I think I agree with you. Rob, is this expected behavior? -- Gary R. Van Sickle Brewer. Patriot.
