Thanks. I'll give it a try. On Apr 15, 3:09 am, Gnome <[email protected]> wrote: > I can't see why you shouldn't move to the newest version of mnemosyne. It's > very stable and got lots of new features; still the user interface is > simple like the 1.x version. You can continue to use mnemosyne like you did > in 1.x if you like. Your card database and media will be imported > automatically when upgrading. However if you decide to go back to 1.x after > using 2.x for a while you can't import the learning progress you've made in > the 2.x version. > > List of new features here:http://mnemosyne-proj.org/whats-new > > kl. 15:33:21 UTC+2 søndag 14. april 2013 skrev Karen følgende: > > > > > > > > > > > I haven't been to this site in quite a while - everything with my > > Mnemosyne cards has been great and I've been studying and practicing > > without any need for help. But, tonight I got curious and decided to > > check in and see what might have popped up. Wow! A lot. The > > website is different - looks real good. Something else new is that > > Google groups is sending me to a Japanese site when I try to get to > > Mnemosyne project users site. (I live in Japan but have my location > > as USA since I want info in English) but for some reason Google wants > > me to have Japanese! That's not your problem I > > realize :-)......... Anyway, my question is, I'm happily using > > version 1.2.2. Should I move to the new release? > > Thanks for your thoughts. > > Karen
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