The fix for this is VPC 7.0.2. You'll have to upgrade if you want it
fixed.
Typical Microsoft if that is true.
However, I hope Microsoft does release a VPC 6 update. I noticed there
are too many VPC 7 users complaining about speed/performance.
On 6/29/05 2:10 PM, brandon:
> The fix for this is VPC 7.0.2. You'll have to upgrade if you want it
> fixed.
Michael Vilain - 29 Jun 2005 20:53 GMT
> Typical Microsoft if that is true.
>
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> > The fix for this is VPC 7.0.2. You'll have to upgrade if you want it
> > fixed.
"I'll have what she's having"
[break me off a piece of that...]
Seriously, all development efforts are on VPC 7. I severely doubt
you'll see any updates for VPC 6. If you want the fix, upgrade to VPC 7.

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Steve Jain - 29 Jun 2005 21:44 GMT
>Typical Microsoft if that is true.
Why? Microsoft discontinued VPC6 long before Tiger was released. Is
Apple still updating OS 9?
>However, I hope Microsoft does release a VPC 6 update. I noticed there
>are too many VPC 7 users complaining about speed/performance.
It doesn't matter what version of VPC it is, there are always those
that complain about its speed/performance. There were just as many
complaints with VPC speed before Microsoft purchased it from
Connectix.

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