Changes to the Forum

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       The forum has changed in that I have moved things around as follows:

Moved the "Download" sections to the General Area (takes less room that way)
Created a new Forum Category to allow everybody to request a
change (bug fix, improvement, new feature) and to discuss that change
until we have a good description of what needs to be done.
Created a new Forum Category where the change requests that are
approved are placed, and the status is given for each item, and you can
see the progression towards the release of the new version of the
library.

    Also, we are testing an alternate "Issue Manager" (also known as a
Bug Management Software) to see if that would work better than using
the forum to manually track changes. We'll let everyone know what we
decide. More info [here].

    And that's about it. Things have been getting more interesting and
active thanks to finding a programmer who is willing to help out more.
As always though, we are still looking for volunteer!

    Cheers!

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Michel_K17 Members Profile Find Members Posts Newbie www.exp-systems.com Joined: 25 Jan 03 Status: Offline Points: 297	Post Options Post Reply Quote Michel_K17 Report Post Thanks(0) Quote Reply Topic: Changes to the Forum Posted: 27 Jan 07 at 12:07PM
	The forum has changed in that I have moved things around as follows: Moved the "Download" sections to the General Area (takes less room that way) Created a new Forum Category to allow everybody to request a change (bug fix, improvement, new feature) and to discuss that change until we have a good description of what needs to be done. Created a new Forum Category where the change requests that are approved are placed, and the status is given for each item, and you can see the progression towards the release of the new version of the library. Also, we are testing an alternate "Issue Manager" (also known as a Bug Management Software) to see if that would work better than using the forum to manually track changes. We'll let everyone know what we decide. More info [here]. And that's about it. Things have been getting more interesting and active thanks to finding a programmer who is willing to help out more. As always though, we are still looking for volunteer! Cheers!
	Michel