Shari wrote:
Hope this is clear as mud...
;-)
Ken Ray
I thought I understood it when I asked the question initially, but HUH?
It's just like when HC went from version 1.x to 2.0. The files on disk
changed format. Version 2.0 could read old HC stacks but couldn't write
to them until they were "converted" to 2.0 format. Once saved as 2.0
stacks, HC 1.0 could no longer open those stacks.
Rev changed its file format, which allows it to store more types of data
and do more things than before. You don't need to do any formal
conversion process as we did in HC, but once a stack is saved in 2.7
format (the new format) older versions of the engine can no longer open
those files.
You should purchase the latest version of Revolution, currently 2.7.3.
It has the option to save stacks in either the old format or the new
one, so you are not locked in to either one. If you do find you need to
open a 2.7 stack in your old version of MC, for example, you can re-open
the stackc in Rev, save it in "legacy" format, and then it will open in
your old copy of MC.
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HyperActive Software | http://www.hyperactivesw.com
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