Well, I'm one of those Linux and Windows users (since I have not been able
to acquire a mac yet), so maybe you guys are talking about something else,
but I can't stand files (installers/packages) that DON'T have the version
number in the filename. Once the program is installed, then sure it
Life as we know it isn't going to come to a crashing halt either way, but
I'd prefer that the version number remain part of the file name.
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In January 1999, Mel Beckman said:
When using the duplicate menu option on a person's notification
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Jakob:
--- You wrote:
Is it just me, or is it very tedious to have the version number in
the filename?
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I mildly prefer having the version number, but I would like to hear what other
customers say.
Rich Brown[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Dartware, LLC
I agree!
On 10/11/05 at 1:12 PM +0200, Jakob Peterhänsel wrote the following message
about [IM-Talk] Why version number in filename???:
Hi,
Is it just me, or is it very tedious to have the
version number in the filename?
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