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Posted by Daly de Gagne
Dec 14, 2006 at 03:24 PM

 

I rcently looked at B liner http://www.bliner.com/index.html again, with some curiosity.

Does snyone here use B liner, and is there any indication this prouct is undee development? It appears that last version is from 2002.

Are there any real plusses to this this product?

Daly

 


Posted by Graham Smith
Dec 14, 2006 at 04:01 PM

 

Daly

>Does snyone here use B liner, and is there any indication this prouct is
>undee development? It appears that last version is from 2002.

I had a license for it, but it for me in the UK it wouldn’t let me use ££s nor use International dates.

I have emailed them a couple of times over the last few years about upgrades and fixes for these problems, but received no replies.

Its a fascinating program, with some useful project management tools, but other than that I can’t remember all that much about it. I did try to use it recently, but had lost my license key and strangely an email asking about re-issuing the key wasn’t replied to.

Graham

 


Posted by Daly de Gagne
Dec 14, 2006 at 05:19 PM

 

Graham, I got it to download, and I have email asked for more information about future plans. I hope to get a reponse. It has always intrigued me even though I am not quite sure how I would use it—crimpers are to software what pack rats are to everything else!

Daly

Graham Smith wrote:
>Daly
> >>Does snyone here use B liner, and is there any indication this prouct is
> >>undee development? It appears that last version is from 2002.
> >I had a license for
>it, but it for me in the UK it wouldn’t let me use ££s nor use International dates.
> >I
>have emailed them a couple of times over the last few years about upgrades and fixes for
>these problems, but received no replies.
> >Its a fascinating program, with some
>useful project management tools, but other than that I can’t remember all that much
>about it. I did try to use it recently, but had lost my license key and strangely an email
>asking about re-issuing the key wasn’t replied to.
> >Graham

 


Posted by Graham Smith
Dec 14, 2006 at 05:39 PM

 

Daly

>Graham, I got it to download, and I have email asked for more information about future
>plans. I hope to get a reponse. It has always intrigued me even though I am not quite sure
>how I would use it—crimpers are to software what pack rats are to everything

I look foward to seeing how you get on with getting a response.

Graham

 


Posted by Daly de Gagne
Dec 15, 2006 at 03:03 PM

 

Graham, I got a reply.

Apparently there will be some upgrades, but no significant feature changes.

Daly

Graham Smith wrote:
>Daly
> >>Graham, I got it to download, and I have email asked for more information about
>future
>>plans. I hope to get a reponse. It has always intrigued me even though I am not
>quite sure
>>how I would use it—crimpers are to software what pack rats are to
>everything
> >I look foward to seeing how you get on with getting a response.
> >Graham

 


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