Discussion:
backward compatibility (FM7.0 and FM7.1)
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Andy
2008-10-10 18:13:34 UTC
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Hi all,
If I use FM 7.0, I can open an .fm file that was authored/edited by an
author using FM 7.1. No MIF file is needed.
How bad an idea is to allow some authors to use 7.0 and others to use
7.1? I just discovered that some of our part-time authors were
installed with version 7.1 and the rest of us are using 7.0.
Are there dangers? If so, what are they?
I always thought that everyone on a team should use the exact same
version of FM.
Thanks in advance for any advice,
Andrew Hall
Studio S
2008-10-10 19:08:39 UTC
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Hi Andy
It does not pose a problem IMHO. There are differences between the versions,
but none that I have discovered to pose a problem in a collaborative
process. But use MIF if you worry about it.

Best regards
Bjørn
Post by Andy
Hi all,
If I use FM 7.0, I can open an .fm file that was authored/edited by an
author using FM 7.1. No MIF file is needed.
How bad an idea is to allow some authors to use 7.0 and others to use
7.1? I just discovered that some of our part-time authors were
installed with version 7.1 and the rest of us are using 7.0.
Are there dangers? If so, what are they?
I always thought that everyone on a team should use the exact same
version of FM.
Thanks in advance for any advice,
Andrew Hall
Andy
2008-10-14 13:06:09 UTC
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Thanks, Bjørn.
Best,
Andrew
Post by Studio S
Hi Andy
It does not pose a problem IMHO. There are differences between the versions,
but none that I have discovered to pose a problem in a collaborative
process. But use MIF if you worry about it.
Best regards
Bjørn
Post by Andy
Hi all,
If I use FM 7.0, I can open an .fm file that was authored/edited by an
author using FM 7.1. No MIF file is needed.
How bad an idea is to allow some authors to use 7.0 and others to use
7.1? I just discovered that some of our part-time authors were
installed with version 7.1 and the rest of us are using 7.0.
Are there dangers? If so, what are they?
I always thought that everyone on a team should use the exact same
version of FM.
Thanks in advance for any advice,
Andrew Hall
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