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Message: <blockquote data-quote="akayani" data-source="post: 1191316" data-attributes="member: 154126">Money/payments don't change a software licence. It just simulates activity. That's my reaction to previously being told that the developers lacked time and were progressing slowly. The only negative I see in that is the bother of doing it. On a positive there is publicity generated. The point is that there is a window since WMC was junked and from what I could see the viable replacements other than MPx were rough as guts, if they worked at all. Those windows in product cycles never last. There is always someone leap-frogging another. No doubt there been a discussion about it before my mention, it is hardly an original idea. Sounds like it by your definite response. On versioning... it's been over a year since MP2. What your saying is happening is sounding good enough to call it a version. You do that to send a message to customers of something new. Open Source versioning is generally more honest than that of commercial software. If we are talking all the stuff I've noted and what I seen discussed then that is a version. Listen, ignore, act or forget... don't care personally. I ask for lots of feedback on projects and ignore plenty of it. Don't expect anyone to do anything other than that.You guy know what your skills are and how you can value add if that is what you want to do. I wouldn't deploy MP2 to clients I support that are still using WMC. They wouldn't cope. Example...Hi Yani, not sure what a URL is. We did print the pages off on my computer which has file and print and print preview. Janice's didn't have print preview, only print, which didn't work. Thanks. Regards, John.I have to do screen grabs so they can find the menu in Chrome. That's the real target audience. What works for them, works for everyone. Yani&& Thanks for the toggle tip much appreciated.</blockquote>

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