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The full version vs. service pack distinction doesn't really matter to me.
by MartinCron 13y ago
The full version vs. service pack distinction doesn't really matter to me.
- GFischer 13y agoIt makes a lot of difference to some PHB's, though. I'm pretty sure I can upgrade to a service pack. Changing versions, OTOH, probably requires approval from management.
- MartinCron 13y agoIt sounds like you have bigger problems than can be addressed by the hard-working people in Redmond.
- GFischer 13y agoUndoubtedly, you're correct :)
- dragonwriter 13y ago> I'm pretty sure I can upgrade to a service pack. Changing versions, OTOH, probably requires approval from management. Two things are apparent: 1) The problem you are addressing is a management problem in your organization, not a problem with Microsoft releasing a new version of VS. 2) You aren't the decision-making customer for Microsoft VS at your organization, so even the problem you had was with VS, it wouldn't necessarily be a problem MS would have much incentive to address.