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From: altman@sbstaff2.cs.sunysb.edu (Jeff Altman)
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Subject: Re: Versions of MS Windows apps (e.g. WFW)
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Date: 19 Nov 90 01:30:18 GMT
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In article <11331@milton.u.washington.edu> smm@milton.u.washington.edu (Stephen Milton) writes:
>
>FYI: Excel 2.1c was just the in house fix for Windows 3.0 at Microsoft.  It was
>never released to the public, the released version is and was 2.1d.
>
>Stephen Milton
>Multiple Zones Int'l
>Product Manager
>The Mac Zone 1-800-248-0800
>The PC Zone  1-800-258-8088

Wrong!
Excel 2.1C was the version released as an update along with 
the Upgrade offer to Windows 3.0 on May 21st.

Version 2.1D was never formally announced to the public at all
but instead was only sent to those of us who bitterly complained
over and over again about printing problems and the like.
As of July, 2.1D was shipped as the upgrade and as the regular
packaged product.  However, if you get the upgrade you will still
see in the letter the reference to version 2.1C and how wonderful
Excel now is under Windows 3.0.

- Jeff (jaltman@ccmail.sunysb.edu)