PMMAIL 2.3 for OS/2: Colour of 'Negotiating' box

[Alexander Sarras]

On Wed, 16 Feb 2000 13:51:56, Brian Morrison wrote:

>On Wed, 16 Feb 2000 14:35:46 +0100, Alexander Sarras wrote:
>
>>On Wed, 16 Feb 2000 13:29:32, Brian Morrison wrote:
>>
>>>On Wed, 16 Feb 2000 14:03:29 +0100 (MEZ), Marcus Specht wrote:
>>>
>>>>On Wed, 16 Feb 2000 14:00:06 +0100, Alexander Sarras wrote:
>>>>
>>>>  ||Only one is linked from the Web-Page, though. Maybe someone from BSW could 
>>>>clarify, p.l.e.a.s.e. !
>>>>
>>>>The new one is 2.10.2010  the older one is 2.10.1999
>>>
>>>OK, so the fixes in the Win32 version are now in the OS/2 version. BSW
>>>did say that this should happen at some time, they were a bit
>>>embarrased about it not being released before now.
>>>
>>What facts is that assumption based on. They only think currently known on this list seems to be the changed version 
>>number. I don't think that's sufficient to talk about fixes....
>
>It isn't an assumption, the Win32 release was originally 2.10.2000, the
>last four digits being the build number.
>
>When the Win32 client was refreshed, the build number was 2010
>indicating that the code was different. This fixed various things to do
>with PGP key rings and a few other things like the crash in the account
>properties when the connection page was selected.
>
>The OS/2 version has remained as 2.10.1999 until now, it appears that
>there is now a build 2010 for the OS/2 version. It should have the
                                                                                                ^^^^^^^^^^
            Which just shows it's still an assumption, right? ;->

>changes made in the code that are relevant to the OS/2 version. That
>will be fewer fixes than the latest Win32 version because the OS/2
>version does not have the PGP SDK nor does it have the connection page
>in the account properties.
>
>Hence this is a new version. I for one will try it out and see if it
>makes any difference. I dare say that it has been placed on the ftp
>site before any announcement is made.
And I`ll wait for the announcement, but I`m paranoid as most of those on this list probalbly already know :)

SaS