Jim, sorry, but I don't agree. The b12 is really very very stable. Not comparable with other beta programs. And Walt probably won't get a pm4 key right now, because people at ctmv are extremely busy in the moment to finish v5. So I think its ok to go with the v5 beta and the key which comes with that version.
All the best Matthias ----------------------------------------------- schmidt-systemdevelopment http://www.schmidt-system.com iChat/AIM: MatKoyasan Tel. +31-736-56-3905 ----------------------------------------------- Am/On: Tue, 20 Apr 2004 14:24:16 +0200 schrieb/wrote: Jim Jim Pistrang >Hi myriadlights.com, > >I'm not defending PMs poor response time, they should have sent you your >PM4 key more promptly. However, your experiences so far are the >exception rather than the rule, and I recommend patience. My office has >been using PM for a year now (I purchased a 5-user license) and I'm very >happy with it. It's not perfect, but the engineers care about their >product and are working hard on a new version. Also, this list is an >excellent technical resource. > >It sounds like you tried to upgrade from a PM4 demo to a PM5 beta. >Although others on this list recommended this approach, I do not. A beta >is a beta....it should not be used as your primary email program, and it >should not be used by a new PM user...how will you be able to tell the >difference between a feature and a bug? I think you should wait for your >PM4 key, use PM4 for a bit, then switch to PM5 after it has been released. > >Jim >-- >Jim Pistrang >JP Computer Resources >413-256-4569 >http://users.crocker.com/?pistrang >
