CM (ehathgepiurhe) Apparently you don't understand the difference between betas and major releases.
Betas are uploaded to enable beta testers to test new features, which are likely to need more work to become stable. It is not possible for Bruce to ensure that a new feature has no faults because it will behave differently on different hardware and different versions of Windows. You can be a beta tester if you wish to make a contribution by writing informative reports of problems. It is not appropriate to make offensive complaints. Please note the difference between complaining and providing helpful reports. There are no links on the PowerPro website to enable downloading any of the betas, so that they will not be downloaded by people who are only looking for new features which are well tested. The only links to betas are in messages which describe the new features which are being trialled, so our test results can be discussed. Unlike betas, which are meant to be adventurous, non-beta releases set a higher priority on stability. However even official releases sometimes contain bugs if they only become apparent when they are used by more people than only the beta testers. That happened recently in 4.5 because the performance problems were not reported while it was still beta. That is unusual but it is inevitable that it will happen occasionally with a program which has an exceptionally large feature set. In your most recent message you write that you only use PowerPro as a program launcher (although in previous messages you have mentioned other things you use it for, such as adding a toolbar to cmd windows for Copy and Paste, and programming the extra keys on your Logitech keyboard). So I don't understand why you download every beta, considering that the new features provided for testing are of no use to you and you cannot cope well with the inevitable bugs in betas. If stability is your top priority, you would do better to stick with a major release such as 4.0 and stop installing betas. Attention: PowerPro's Web site has moved: http://www.ppro.org Yahoo! Groups Links <*> To visit your group on the web, go to: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/power-pro/ <*> To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <*> Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to: http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/
