Thanks for the explanations.
BTW, from the download site it wasn't readily apparent that this was
for beta code. Maybe adding the beta word in there would help? :o)
Pierre
--- In colorvision_group@yahoogroups.com, David Miller <dm2363@...> wrote:
>
> >Hello,
> >
> >I noticed that the new release is available from the download site. I
> >also noticed that a password is required to access it. How does
> >someone who purchased Print Fix Pro 1.0 Suite obtain access to such a
> >password?
>
> The download site you're referring to is for registered BETA testers
only.
> The only people who would normally have the LINK to that download site
> would be beta testers, who we've also supplied the password to. If you
> don't know the password, you're not on the beta list and naturally
enough,
> you don't have access to the installers that are posted there, for
beta sites.
>
> Anyone who is an existing ColorVision customer can go to the main web
> site for ColorVision and download whatever is the most current release
> of software for their product.
>
> As a matter of fact, the current release (1.1.1) (soon to be "previous"
> release") has been up on the ColorVision web sites since June. All
you've
> ever needed to do was go to http://www.colorvision.com, click on
Support at
> the top of the page, go to Downloads, then Software Upgrades.
>
> http://www.colorvision.com/sup_dl-upgrades.shtml
>
> You should see the PFP 2.0 release installers appearing there shortly.
> Just check back periodically and when they're available: you'll see
them!
>
> >Since I have registered with Color Vision I have never received
> >information on this update or anything else for that matter. If I
> >hadn't been following this group I would not have known about the
update.
>
> I'm not sure what happens with the registration process; maybe David
Tobie
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> will be able to comment on this when he has a chance....:-)
>
>
> Best regards,
>