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- Thread starter Arethusa
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Well the new version (3.5.4) JUST came out right after my license expired. Here I thought I was buying lifetime upgrades, but it was lifetime use with one year of upgrades. So as soon as I buy a new license, we will upgrade it again.
If you hadn't noticed, we did upgrade it significantly from the version it was running before. There are several enhancements, such as the new post system, AJAX quick reply etc.
If you hadn't noticed, we did upgrade it significantly from the version it was running before. There are several enhancements, such as the new post system, AJAX quick reply etc.
Luc-Emmanuel
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Has the font changed? Or maybe its size? I feel something is off visually since old SF.
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Luc-Emmanuel
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Yeah, I went through and made a lot of the fonts tiny in the last one. I will try to tweak some of that again. Lots of stuff to catch up on right now....
It's perfect now, thanks J. !luc
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The best part about the new forum version is that it remembers the last post you've actually read in each thread. The previous version just assumed that you'd read every post dated before your last visit, so if you did not read every new thread every time you visited SF, the new threads display would be innaccurate.
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The best part about the new forum version is that it remembers the last post you've actually read in each thread. The previous version just assumed that you'd read every post dated before your last visit, so if you did not read every new thread every time you visited SF, the new threads display would be innaccurate.
Yes, this is great. Yet another thing that makes SF much more enjoyable to use and read than other fora.
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