OZ...I agree with you. the new version is long overdue and much more user friendly. Will take a bit to get used to new format. A lot more modern loking and up to date.
Good Job TER!
Have you guys seen the new TER? The beta version of the next version is out... Identical functionality but the appearance of everything has changed significantly, much more compact. Discussion board format will take a bit of getting used to.
I use it now (actually posting this from the beta). Try it! Link below.
OZ...I agree with you. the new version is long overdue and much more user friendly. Will take a bit to get used to new format. A lot more modern loking and up to date.
Good Job TER!
when i click on the link i get page cannot be found. i take it it is just an updated version of the software or something like that.will this affect people like me who are technical idiots,i dont even know what beta is for gods sake, HA HA HA. i just learned how to cut and paste the other day. I am what you call a work in progress. i cant even type-hunt and peck. i little info for the idiots of the hobby. OZ when you post with tech info you lose me about sentance 2,ha ha.
Helpppppppppppp!
Oh well,whats a guy to do.
I've continued to try the beta site off and on for the past 48 hours or so, and have found that every once in a while it doesn't work... It is, after all, beta.
Danno... Just so you know... Software development generally goes through several phases. Computer environments are so complex now that it is virtually impossible to test every situation, so testing takes several steps, the first being done internally. The later phases involve releasing the software to a limited number of people so it can be run in the real world, and thus encounter real-world problems that need to be fixed. This is a "beta" version... A 95% done version intended to cast a much broader testing net by letting lots of people run it, with the hope that they will report any problems they encounter. Think of a beta version as meaning: "If you are a technical enthusiast who is comfortable running software that is not fully tested, and thus you are likely to encounter bugs, then feel free to run the beta version." You may also hear the term "Release Candidate" instead of "beta".
cool...when is it gonna happen?
No idea, I just stumbled across a mention of it on the TER main page, they don't really make a big deal of it.