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Hello everyone.
My question of the day is about release notes. At this point in time, our
release notes are merely a list of what has and has not been fixed in the
newest version.
What is the standard purpose of release notes? What do they generally look
like? If I've ever received any release notes from any software I've
purchased, I've never looked at them.
I think our clients certainly pour over the release notes they get from us.
Thanks again for your invaluable assistance.
Ellen Vanrenen
Technical Product Documentation Specialist
Clear Technology, Inc.
telephone: 303-583-4170 (direct line)
email: ellen -dot- vanrenen -at- clear-technology -dot- com
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