Acord 25 (2010/05)

[Hans Manhave]

Is this form in TAM version 10.x (if so, what is the absolute value of 'x'), if not in 10.x is this in TAM 11.x (and what is 'x').

I see a project in my near future.

[Lynne Desrochers]

It is not in 10.4.   

[Jan Regnier]

It's in 10.8

[Hans Manhave]

Now I can start defining the project:

WinXPsp3 machines, 1GB or better.  Win2008r2 virtual server.

TAM 9.4 Build 0 to TAM 10.8.  I should just continue on to TAM 11.x at that point.

[Lance Bateman]

Hans, I'd wait before going to 11.0 - just like all other Applied N.0 versions, there appear to be some hidden problems.  My guide - I usually hold off for further updates and watch for what the very brave ones have found.  Cluck cluck on my part, maybe.

[Jim Jensen]

Hans, I'd wait before going to 11.0 - just like all other Applied N.0 versions, there appear to be some hidden problems.  My guide - I usually hold off for further updates and watch for what the very brave ones have found.  Cluck cluck on my part, maybe.

I must say that 11.0 has had fewer issues than 10.0 and 9.0. Probably partially due to the fact that not a whole lot was really changed - it was primarily an update to processes from 16-bit to 32-bit. I think most of the issues have been noted here now and deal mostly with accounting commissions.

[Hans Manhave]

I agree with not going to a .0 release.  8.0 and 9.0 were disasters.  Fortunately we were beta testers and had great support.  I remember 9.0 specifically as a very difficult period and that is when I followed the advise of my Canadian friend P.D. and got pdfFactory.  Unless that was at version 8.0.  Anyway, I could not longer continue beta testing because of the significant time involvement and comparatively minute consideration from Applied.  Not worth the man hours. 

Now, by the time I get 10.8 installed, I expect to be so happy and comfy and there being so many changes for the people here to get used to that 11.1 should be out and I can just continue to upgrade and be extremely current.  I secretly hope that there be a clean and complete conversion to Epic at some point.  I already have SQL Server 2005 with plenty of licenses just waiting to do something useful.  I have dreams of grandeur, but have never seen Epic.