CIS December Newsletter [Archive]

Phil.H

28-12-2003, 04:52 PM

We have a very handy newsletter profiling known bugs and tech tips. A lot of time and effort has obviously gone into this document. One day we might promote the effort a bit better and therefore maximise the benefit. Have a read over the Christmas break and be infront for the next year of automation business.

CIS 2003 Newsletter (http://www.clipsal.com/cis/pdf_files/CIS_2003_newsletter.PDF)

Forumadmin

28-12-2003, 05:33 PM

We have a very handy newsletter profiling known bugs and tech tips. A lot of time and effort has obviously gone into this document. One day we might promote the effort a bit better and therefore maximise the benefit. Have a read over the Christmas break and be infront for the next year of automation business.

CIS 2003 Newsletter (http://www.clipsal.com/cis/pdf_files/CIS_2003_newsletter.PDF)
Hey thanx Phil for the heads up on the newsletter. I for one will be sure to have a read.

Cheers

Phil.H

29-12-2003, 03:27 PM

How is this for a motto:
If a company with the might and power of Microsoft can have problems with cutting edge technology and it's application, - then we all will. Communication in a forum like this should help all when it comes to bugs and tips...

Forumadmin

29-12-2003, 04:00 PM

How is this for a motto:
If a company with the might and power of Microsoft can have problems with cutting edge technology and it's application, - then we all will. Communication in a forum like this should help all when it comes to bugs and tips...
Well MS develope great software and even some hardware for sure. And I'm sure it works great in house/pre-release. Then they let it out!, where it gets thrashed, bashed, tinkered with, hacked and generally put on the sort of platforms it was never intended for. It's in the real world that the leaks and bugs are found and rarely in house.
Ring any bells.?

Cheers