Hi :)
[pointedly ignores the medieval Trekkie reference]
The 3.4.1 will be much better. Honest. And it's due to be released quite
soon. The 3.4.0 has been widely condemned as having been released toooo
hastily. Oddly, most people have been enjoying using it without any problems
but there are an unlucky few that have been forced back to the 3.3.3. I stayed
with the 3.3.2 more by luck than anything.
Regards from
Tom :)
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From: John B <johnb@email2.me>
To: users@global.libreoffice.org
Sent: Thu, 30 June, 2011 18:55:12
Subject: Re: [libreoffice-users] Re: SubForms and Photographs in LO Base
Its easy
The adopter with the triangle is in the vessel with the pestle and the
stable which is able is the program that is true.
Please Please forgive me!
John B
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On 30/06/2011 17:18, Steven Shelton wrote:
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On 6/30/2011 12:04 PM, Tom Davies wrote:
There is a yellow warning triangle and exclamation mark ! beside
the 3.4.x series/branch. Also it firmly says "For early adopters
only". The 3.3.x series/branch has a big friendly green tick and
words saying that it is the stable branch. It could be a little
bit clearer but i'm not sure how lol ;) Don't worry, lots of
people miss those details too.
Well, yes, but "early adopters" doesn't imply "unfinished developer
version". It merely implies "people who want the latest one first
without subsequent bug fixes." The word "final" implies "production
ready". I didn't install 3.4 because the warnings made me look at the
release notes, which led me to believe there are known bugs that would
cause serious problems for my office, but what if I hadn't gotten it
from the website? What if someone had given it to me on a CD merely
labeled "3.4 Final"?
There needs to be some clearer information on the site, and if the
even-numbered release are "development" branches, then there should be
a warning for users when they install those versions, as well.
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Steven Shelton
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