This is not possible because of the way we hook into the operating
system. The only way you could do this is if you have a dual boot
system, a VM setup, or a totally separate machine to test on. Remember,
the public beta is for the public at large to test if they feel like
testing. If I have a production machine which I depend on for my daily
activities, whether they are personal or business, I may not want to
risk putting beta software on it. If however, I do so, knowing there
might be problems and knowing that if there are problems, I should not
be upset, mad, angry, disgusted, or otherwise feeling like I've been
shafted. This holds true for any beta software, I'm not just speaking of
Window-Eyes here. I can say that we do much internal testing before we
put a version for the public to play with. Believe me, you don't want to
see some of the alpha builds we've used <smile>. It would tarnish our
reputation. Well, I've already given out a GW secret so I'll shut up now.
jitendra ashok mahimkar said the following on 7/24/2008 12:46 AM:
I would like to suggest to GW if in the future they can make the beta
co-exist with the last released version. The user will start the last
released version or the beta if he wants to experiment.
Regards
Jitendra
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