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We have an EP2 Pro machine running 2.0.1.109. When we start it up, it gives us the following warning:
"This preview version of E-Prime 2.0 will expire in 14 days. Please check www.pstnet.com for updates."
We did, and the only version available is, well, 2.0.1.109, which we already installed. What do we do?
-- David McFarlane, Professional Faultfinder
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For those who, like me, tend to overlook the "pinned" topics at the top of the Forum page (just like we ignore banner ads), please note that PST has released a patch to remove the expiration message from versions 2.0.1.109 and 2.0.1.119. The patch is available at http://www.pstnet.com/e-prime/support/download.asp.
Thank you, Brandon.
-- David McFarlane, Professional Faultfinder
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So, how does one get version 2.0.1.119? And what happened to versions 2.0.1.110 - 2.0.1.118?
Thanks,
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| E-Prime 2.0.1.119 was a release that was provided to a couple of sites while testing out some integration components primarily for an Industrial Partner. We won't be making this release available to the public because it is basically already deprecated. In addition, a newer build (currently up to 127 internally) is pending nearly any day now (going through QA and documentation in sync). As per the versions in between, the E-Prime Development Team performs builds internally on the average of two or more a week. Each of these builds increments that last number and then goes through a series of QA tests. If they pass, then they are considered for public release. -Brandon
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Brandon,
Cool, thanks.
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