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No More Updates Ever Again!

Let me paint a hypothetical situation. There will never be another update of any software package again! All software companies feel they have gone as far as they can go! Ok, let me give you a chance to restore your heart rhythms. Each year I see a recurring situation. Software Company 'A' releases a major upgrade to their package. Everyone is excited about the new features. Then, usually within a month, you start seeing postings about what should be put into the next update. Are we ever happy?

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Stefan commented on the 5 Aug 2005

Indeed. I for one can't wait for a new release to see, AND USE, the updated features. It's in there because we asked for it. It's usually the mundane stuff we do over and over that gets simplified, but a newbie will have no clue why it is there until a little further down the line. Certification is a great way to throw oneself into the deep end and explore all the features of a product since you will be tested on ALL of it.

MXDJ News Desk commented on the 3 Aug 2005

Macromedia Studio Magazine - No More Updates Ever Again! Let me paint a hypothetical situation. There will never be another update of any software package again! All software companies feel they have gone as far as they can go! Ok, let me give you a chance to restore your heart rhythms. Each year I see a recurring situation. Software Company 'A' releases a major upgrade to their package. Everyone is excited about the new features. Then, usually within a month, you start seeing postings about what should be put into the next update. Are we ever happy?

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