Yes, I'm aware that Legacy does automatically update, that would be REALLY bad
in my opinion.
You said "Legacy has a setting to only check the internet if you click a link.
See
under the Options button on the Home Tab - then choose Options -
Internet Options."
I've never even consider that Legacy could connect without me choosing
[Internet -- Create Web Pages or---Legacy Homepage ----or Search internet].
Under my Legacy Homepage or Search Internet Tab, I have "Internet", but I
don't have "Internet Options" if I rt click there, I have "Show Quick Access
Toolbar etc" & "Minimize Ribbon" I'm still using 8.0.0.439thanks, Syble
On Thursday, December 4, 2014 6:24 PM, Cathy Pinner <[email protected]>
wrote:
Syble,
Legacy doesn't automatically update as I'm sure you know. It does update
some items on the Home Tab automatically - but there is a setting that
controls this.
Legacy has a setting to only check the internet if you click a link. See
under the Options button on the Home Tab - then choose Options -
Internet Options.
Cathy
Syble Glasscock wrote:
>
> I've not been opening most of the forum e-mails, but I did this one
> assuming there is a problem with the new update. I agree with Ward,
> Legacy 8 is MUCH slower than 7 ever was, and due to past experience,
> I'm not one to update my current version immediately when the
> notification comes.
>
> Surely Legacy is aware that many of us are not fortunate to have DSL,
> my only available service in my area is either slow or down often. I
> do have mine set to open in Family View, looks like Legacy could be
> set to only update our version, IF we personally go to the Legacy Home
> page.
>
> Syble
>
>
> On Thursday, December 4, 2014 1:42 AM, MikeFry <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>
>
> On 2014/12/03 09:44 PM, Steve Pick wrote:
>
> > Yes Mike, I don't deny that but why does 454 say I have the
> latest edition. If i
> > wasn't reading the messages I wouldn't know! Why put up a
> message if it is
> > meaningless???
>
> The message is not meaningless. To the best of the program's
> knowledge, 454 is
> the latest version, lack of more recent information to the
> contrary. If the
> program doesn't currently know there's a later version, how can it
> tell you that
> there is a newer version.
>
> Things that mitigate against this procedure being 100% accurate:-
> a) Dialup
> b) Telecomms problems
> c) Internet problem somewhere between you and Utah
> d) Wind in the wrong direction
>
> Be reasonable!
>
> --
> Regards,
> Mike Fry (Jhb)
>
> Syble Glasscock <mailto:[email protected]>
> Thursday, 4 December 2014 9:20 PM
> I've not been opening most of the forum e-mails, but I did this one
> assuming there is a problem with the new update. I agree with Ward,
> Legacy 8 is MUCH slower than 7 ever was, and due to past experience,
> I'm not one to update my current version immediately when the
> notification comes.
>
> Surely Legacy is aware that many of us are not fortunate to have DSL,
> my only available service in my area is either slow or down often. I
> do have mine set to open in Family View, looks like Legacy could be
> set to only update our version, IF we personally go to the Legacy Home
> page.
>
> Syble
>
>
>
>
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