Which one is considered the "latest".
Unless otherwise specified, "latest" refers to a beta or release. In this case, it is specifically the v1.80 release.
Is that the mysterious latest interim 20 that end-users have announced on this list?
There's nothing mysterious about interims. We do not announce interims, but have a URL where people can get them. Someone found that there was a new interim, posted about it, and asked questions about it. There was nothing mysterious about it -- we needed to come out with a new interim, did, and made it available for the person who needed it.
Yes, I know there are people who want interims that are more like betas (announced and/or documented somehow), but if people want to bring that up, they should do so in another thread. And yes, I know that you know how interims work, and that you know there is nothing mysterious about this one (in that it was handled exactly the same as interims have been handled for several years now).
Or is that the Version 1.80 that end-users have announced on this list.
(If I somehow got unsubscribed form the "announcement" list then I apologize for wasting bandwidth.)
It hasn't been announced on the lists yet. It was decided to have the release announced on the website before notifying customers via E-mail.
-Scott
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