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Subject:Re: When do you start addressing new SW versions? From:Susan Harkus <susanh -at- CARDSETC -dot- COM -dot- AU> Date:Thu, 1 Jul 1999 08:20:52 +1000
John,
..maybe you could just refer to the releases you know and "later
versions.." You don't want to leave your future Windows 2000 users hanging
with the question.. "but...what about me?"
"If you are using XYZ, or later versions of XYZ, go to step 5."
You often see "or later" in configuration tables which specify the minimum.
For example, Windows NT nn or later.
Susan Harkus
