Re: [ActiveLock-Users]Newbee Help: How I started with the tutorial

[Thanh H. T. <th...@sy...>]

Hi Leendert,
 > why does http://activelock.sourceforge.net/ show an
 > outdated version: that is my criticism up to now.

I apologize for this confusion.  Some of us, who have been tasked with 
keeping the website up-to-date, never bother to do so.
As the result, some of the pages are nearly  half a year out-of-date. :-(
Anyway, thank you for pointing out.  I have updated  the site's download 
page with the link to the SF project download page.
When I have more free time, I will update the rest of the site.

Any other problem I can help you with, don't hesitate to ask.

/Thanh
 

Leendert van Staalduinen wrote:

>Dear Mr. Thanh Hai Tran,
>
>Thank you for responding so quickly. I am really impressed: by your speed of
>response as well as by the total project. I would really like to profit from
>and possibly join your project.
>
>To answer your question: "Did you not find the tutorial useful?", My first
>answer was: absolutely NO.
>
>I created a long message to explain what was going wrong. As I do not want
>to blame anybody for providing misinformation, I reread my message and found
>in the tutorial your: "For the latest ActiveLock 2 release, check here.". I
>felt pretty ashamed as I found out that the version I used (the most recent
>version on http://activelock.sourceforge.net/: ActiveLock 2.0a1 with source)
>is not your most recent version (yes, I now have version ActiveLock 2.0.4.).
>>From the other side: why does http://activelock.sourceforge.net/ show an
>outdated version: that is my criticism up to now.
>
>For what I have seen now, I must say that I am so impressed that I would
>like to show some perseverance and maybe I can be the first to show an
>example of ActiveLock within MS Access 2000 (don't worry, up to now I test
>ActiveLock in VB6). I see no reason why ActiveLock cannot be used within MS
>Access. But I need some time: other issues are waiting too, I must get
>acquainted with your software, and I do not want to lock unintentionally my
>customers. Hence, I need some learning and experimentation.
>
>Your program(s) are very similar to what I have seen in the past for the
>commercial SPSS program (which costs a few $1000's per seat). As far as I
>can understand, the ActiveLock program gives me the same functionalities.
>
>Thanking in advance,
>
>Leendert van Staalduinen.
>  
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