Regardless of any word, anyone that jumps on board a totally new release
right after it is made available is asking for trouble. I have seen
several instances over the years where Declude had issues with minor
changes made in IMail. Some of these things didn't rear their heads
until weeks or even months after the release as not everyone pays
sufficient enough attention to catch some of the issues that occurred.
It is always best to wait.
Another note on IMail 2006. While they are making huge strides with the
new Web mail client, they reportedly currently lack sufficient support
for almost all Mac Web clients and therefore anyone with Mac users will
probably want to wait until patches are made before even attempting the
upgrade. While many of us already realize this will be the case, I can
almost certainly assure you that there will be an outcry on the IMail
list after some time passes where admins are complaining about the lack
of full Mac support. IMail knows about the deficiency, but it appears
that their plans are to release with it being Mac deficient and then
subsequently go back and fix the incompatibilities. Maybe they have
changed their minds? I still wouldn't touch it for at least a month.
Matt
Robert Shubert wrote:
So now I guess the big question is if Declude 3.0.5.20 is compatible with
and ready for Imail 2006. Is there any official word on support? Robert
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