On Thu, 30 Nov 2006 14:49:57 +0100, Slawomir Nowaczyk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>On Thu, 30 Nov 2006 17:17:37 +1100 >ehathgepiurhe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >#> Hi, >#> >#> Can someone clear up some confusion I have about the versions of >#> PowerPro that are released? On the PowerPro website, it always gives a >#> link to the current, stable version. Currently, that link is to what >#> the website says is v4.6. I've downloaded that, but it is the same >#> file as for v4.6 RC1 that was posted to this group earlier. It was the >#> same with v4.5 also - the website said v4.5, but the download was v4.5 >#> RC1. So, my question is: are 'final' versions of PowerPro ever >#> released, or is the RC considered a final release? > >Well, I think that if there are no bugs found in the RC, it becomes a >final version. > >#> I can't think of any other program I have on my PC where a RC version >#> is considered a final version, and that's why I'm confused. > >Well, I cannot think of any other program that would be as bug-free as >PowerPro is either :) Hi, Yes, that is true. PowerPro is a very stable program, even in Beta form. It's more a state of mind thing for me I think - I'm used to programs releasing a stable version after the RC, even if not much has changed. PowerPro is the only program I have installed on my PC where the RC is the stable version. I tend to like running the stable version of PowerPro mostly, with the occasional foray into Beta land if there is a bug fix or new feature I like. It's sort of hard to get my head around that I'm running 4.6 RC at the moment, and not 4.6 Final, because there is no 'final' as such... -- Regards, CM
