Post by George on Dec 5, 2019 16:18:06 GMT -5
Hi,
[UPDATE]
If anyone downloaded the setup program before 2:00 PM EST on Dec 6/2019 - please re-download it over again.
I made a very "Oops!" packaging error and omitted to include the utility which actually does the migration of your customization.
If you attempted a 'First Run' I'm not sure what you ended up with, I think it would be a New User type result.
If so, after the re-download and execution of the Setup program, just delete the SPFLite.CFG file before your 2nd "First Run"
My apologies for such a basic oversight.
George
[\UPDATE]
After some significant delays in getting it ready, 2.0.19339 is now available on the website. Many thanks to MUEH for his help in tracking down a crash bug which has affected the last several releases. And more thanks to the others who tried out the Beta release and reported their findings, it will (hopefully) make for a cleaner release.
I think the Doc. is OK, but if you spot any of the 'you missed ...' type things, please speak up.
Also speak up if you see errors/bugs, SPFLite has become so feature laden that testing everything is simply way more than I can manage.
All comments, good and bad, are welcomed.
George
[UPDATE]
If anyone downloaded the setup program before 2:00 PM EST on Dec 6/2019 - please re-download it over again.
I made a very "Oops!" packaging error and omitted to include the utility which actually does the migration of your customization.
If you attempted a 'First Run' I'm not sure what you ended up with, I think it would be a New User type result.
If so, after the re-download and execution of the Setup program, just delete the SPFLite.CFG file before your 2nd "First Run"
My apologies for such a basic oversight.
George
[\UPDATE]
After some significant delays in getting it ready, 2.0.19339 is now available on the website. Many thanks to MUEH for his help in tracking down a crash bug which has affected the last several releases. And more thanks to the others who tried out the Beta release and reported their findings, it will (hopefully) make for a cleaner release.
I think the Doc. is OK, but if you spot any of the 'you missed ...' type things, please speak up.
Also speak up if you see errors/bugs, SPFLite has become so feature laden that testing everything is simply way more than I can manage.
All comments, good and bad, are welcomed.
George