If a developer has no backup of his files before proceeding on so treacherous
an endeavor, so fraught with peril as saving a file in an older format, well
then that developer may get what he deserves. ;-)
Bob S
On Nov 1, 2016, at 17:46 , Ben Rubinstein
mailto:benr...@cogapp.com>> wrote:
Mont
Agreed, but I cannot help but be reminded of Microsoft's famous disclaimer that
downloading a file ending in .doc, .xls or .pptp is "inherently dangerous". ;-)
Bob S
On Nov 1, 2016, at 15:53 , Monte Goulding
mailto:mo...@appisle.net>> wrote:
This came about because the cost of determining if
Monte wrote:
This came about because the cost of determining if a file could be saved back
to a pre-7 file version was too high yet the risk of not informing the user
they are likely to loose data by doing so was also too high.
But teaching people to ignore that dialog, because it appears wh
This came about because the cost of determining if a file could be saved back
to a pre-7 file version was too high yet the risk of not informing the user
they are likely to loose data by doing so was also too high.
> On 2 Nov. 2016, at 9:36 am, Ben Rubinstein wrote:
>
> I recently started work
