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OK.
A good example is 1.60
This number confuses me *everytime* I look at it :)
It is really the sixtieth release in the 1.x series?
If it is could we use the major.minor.subversion standard.
AKA instead of 1.60 we would have 1.60.0
Am I the only one with this problem?
Kevin
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