It would be really helpful for all discussions of issues and problems to know which versions of PRO-IV these apply. Can I suggest that we have a standard way of expressing this to make it simple. For example (VMS 3.09) or (HP 4.0,4.6) or (Sun 4.0). I think if it's Unix then the particular vendor should be mentioned as this is sometimes relevant. Someone who uses GUI might want to suggest the best way of indicating the versions, here a Wall Street Systems we use our own custom Visual Basic GUI as a front end so I'm not up on PRO-IV GUI versions.
Any other suggestions?
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Rob Donovan
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Posted 29 September 1999 - 09:41 AM
Hi,
I could put 2 more fields (platform and PRO-IV Version) on the post page.
Good idea??????
Rob
I could put 2 more fields (platform and PRO-IV Version) on the post page.
Good idea??????
Rob
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Jørgen Neegård
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Posted 29 September 1999 - 01:06 PM
Hi
This is very usefull to me to know withc platform things work on etc.
To make an system to show what version we discus, we could mark it in the following way.
Sun 4.0r539 G , where G stands for GUI. Or VMS 4.9r527, without GUI.
Jørgen
This is very usefull to me to know withc platform things work on etc.
To make an system to show what version we discus, we could mark it in the following way.
Sun 4.0r539 G , where G stands for GUI. Or VMS 4.9r527, without GUI.
Jørgen
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