1 Topic by Fergy

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Topic: NWare 1.4.1

Is now Officially Published, and up on the MediaMatrix website;

http://mm.peavey.com/nion/index.cfm

A big THANKS goes out to all who helped in getting this major upgrade ready for public release.  There is a new PDF (semi-suitable for framing) of the Keyboard Shortcuts available as well.

It will take those with experience with 1.2.6 and earlier versions some time to get use to the new Device Tree, but the improvements overall FAR outweigh this short-time inconvenience.

As an improvement to the site, from now on you will find both the previous build, as well as the current build up for public download.  The previous build will remain up for at least a few months.

Wait 'til you see what's next!!!

Scott

Last edited by Fergy (2008-02-25 21:17:15)

Make it intuitive, never leave them guessing.

2 Reply by phils

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Re: NWare 1.4.1

Hi - great to have it there!
I haven't played much yet, but ..
Expression label toolbar button still doesn't.
In Help, Kiosk is hard to find (UserGuide|NWare Details|Security) and has old command line info.

Minor, but fyi

"The single biggest problem in communication is the illusion that it has taken place."
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Re: NWare 1.4.1

Two other questions:
Is there an eta on Kiosk Installer? (and did it end up working without Administrator rights??)
Is ConMan 1.4.0 compatible? Or is a new version imminent?

Last edited by phils (2008-03-01 02:19:52)

"The single biggest problem in communication is the illusion that it has taken place."
                                                                                        - George Bernard Shaw