Thank you. That was the explanation I was looking for. As you stated, it is assumed, but I didn't know that, so my apologies. Thank you both for clarifying. Being married and subsequently divorced taught me never to assume.
I see the text you reference *if I go to the app's home page.*
I am trying to explain that nothing *in this post* indicates what is new or changed. The title does say «Network Notepad 6.1.2,» but without leaving this page and visiting the home page, it isn't clear if «Network Notepad 6.1.2» refers to the free, pro, or enterprise version. In other posts, you see:
Reason for post: free version updated
(or something like that)
My goal was to point out my confusion. I'm sorry I spoke. I did not think there would be as much misunderstanding. I am sorry. I hope this resolves the misunderstanding.
I did not mean for you and me to discuss it this much. My intention was to help clarify.
I'm saying that it does not appear that the post should be up in the release feed. The title states 'v6.1.2'. Does that apply to free, pro, or enterprise? Further, is 6.1.2 a new version? Why did 6.1.2 appear in the release thread? I assume that 6.1.2 is a new release, but that is just an assumption. Nothing is written about why the 6.1.2 version was posted in the release thread.
That's all I meant.
It wasn't my intent to be disrespectful. I wanted to convey the unclear nature.
Most definitely, and I do, I assure you. My question, though, is that if the release reappears, the end user initially (because of the nature of the site) that there is a crack or patch for a new release or that a pre-existing crack will work for the latest release.
I know this site releases freeware regularly, and that is great. I have seen posts, though, that indicate a reason that the post is being shown again. Without that, there is no immediate indication of why the release reappears, which can be confusing if a single release reappears multiple times, as is the case with this release.
Sandra,
The homepage link points to yubsoft.com, and I think it should be www.xreveal.com.
Thank you. That was the explanation I was looking for. As you stated, it is assumed, but I didn't know that, so my apologies. Thank you both for clarifying. Being married and subsequently divorced taught me never to assume.
Thank you both for the time taken to reply.
I see the text you reference *if I go to the app's home page.*
I am trying to explain that nothing *in this post* indicates what is new or changed. The title does say «Network Notepad 6.1.2,» but without leaving this page and visiting the home page, it isn't clear if «Network Notepad 6.1.2» refers to the free, pro, or enterprise version. In other posts, you see:
Reason for post: free version updated
(or something like that)
My goal was to point out my confusion. I'm sorry I spoke. I did not think there would be as much misunderstanding. I am sorry. I hope this resolves the misunderstanding.
I did not mean for you and me to discuss it this much. My intention was to help clarify.
That's all I meant.
It wasn't my intent to be disrespectful. I wanted to convey the unclear nature.
Most definitely, and I do, I assure you. My question, though, is that if the release reappears, the end user initially (because of the nature of the site) that there is a crack or patch for a new release or that a pre-existing crack will work for the latest release.
I know this site releases freeware regularly, and that is great. I have seen posts, though, that indicate a reason that the post is being shown again. Without that, there is no immediate indication of why the release reappears, which can be confusing if a single release reappears multiple times, as is the case with this release.
I assure you, I do read the threads.