New version?

[fghj]

According to the front page post from May about revised dates, the next version of the Viewer should have been released by now, but I cannot seem to find it. Please help! Thanks!

[Paul - Tracker Supp]

Hi fghj,

see this news article for details on the current release dates: http://www.tracker-software.com/company ... s/view/116

We have updated that to show the new planned date: "the end user release is now tentatively December (previously September)"

hth

[ZoNi]

December? This year?

[Tracker Supp-Stefan]

Hi ZoNi,

I guess we deserve the sarcasm - but yes it's December this year.

Cheers,
Stefan

[prr]

Hi ZoNi,

I guess we deserve the sarcasm - but yes it's December this year.

Cheers,
Stefan

If I understand that linked report correctly, a beta of 3.0 is already out.

I know that pro users were allowed to test it; is there any possibility of interested freeware users could be in on it, as well?

I can't believe how much the company's staff has participated on these forums (I mean that in a good way), and I would absolutely have no problem sending crash reports (or anything else) if needed.

I did give someone here my name and email when a call for beta volunteers was given out a few months back....

[Paul - Tracker Supp]

Hi Prr,

sorry that we have to maintain this policy. I did ask if there could/would be exceptions to the rules and unfortunately not. You must be a license holder to be granted access to the Beta.

[prr]

Hi Prr,

sorry that we have to maintain this policy. I did ask if there could/would be exceptions to the rules and unfortunately not. You must be a license holder to be granted access to the Beta.

Fair enough; I mean, it is your program.

Still looking forward to 3.0, whenever that day comes...

[Paul - Tracker Supp]

[justposted]

I don't suppose there is a plan to release an updated beta, is there?

Wishful thinking, I know ...

[Tracker Supp-Stefan]

Hi justposted,

I am not aware of any such plans for the moment, but as it's work in progress - you never know

Cheers,
Stefan