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From: preston@lll-crg.llnl.gov (David R Preston)
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Subject: Re: Gram-mat'-ik go boom, him not like tables
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Date: 18 Dec 90 09:22:31 GMT
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In article <87973@lll-winken.LLNL.GOV> (David R Preston) complains:
>I just finished proofreading my thesis using Grammatik for Windows.
>I consistently got unrecoverable application errors in a section with 
>several tables.

I called Reference Software today to notify them of the bug.  They
didn't sound surprised :-)  The tech support person asked me to hit 
control-r and tell him what the revision number was.  I did so and 
there was no revison number.  I was told that I have an early version
and they will mail a new one to me immediately.  It sounds like they
are quietly fixing bugs and releasing new software without announcing
new versions.  So if you buy Grammatik for Windows and there is the
slightest thing wrong with it, give them a call for a new version.  I
haven't seen any version being sold other than 1.0.
-david

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