Upgrade schedule?

Is there a fairly fixed upgrade schedule? I see that the current version of Muse has been out 6 months, and I don't want to buy a couple of guide books that will be obsolete in 3 weeks.
Thanks

Hi
You can join pre-release forums and sign in the disclosure. There you will find all the information you are looking for.
https://prerelease.adobe.com/login.html
http://muse.adobe.com/participate.html
Thanks,
Sanjit

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Hey everyone,
Do you know if Adobe releases an upgrade schedule for Captivate? It seems like new versions come out every year and while they are always worth upgrading, it costs our company a ton of money to upgrade all of our users every time. I want to make a case for us to upgrade to Captivate 5 because I want to be able to use it on my Mac and it does seem a lot more efficient with the new platform. However, if Captivate 6 is going to come out in six months or a year, I'd rather wait. We already upgraded everyone to Cap. 4 earlier this year and IT is starting to give me dirty looks when I even say the word Captivate now because they know I'll be asking for an upgrade.
Thanks,
Kristen

Gary,
Does that fix only apply to dissolves between stills on two tracks, or is it also required for, say, 30-40 stills on the same track for example?
I'm testing CS4 trial, and the thought of having to set a null opacity key on each and every successive dissolved still would drive me up the wall. I have a couple of clients who require long still sequences in between video clips. Is this part of the 'stills problem' I keep hearing references to.

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What we have noticed now is that all the schedule dates in the CMC for our reports have changed format from US to EURO. 01/13/08 to 13/01/08
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did you checked the locale of your OS ?
When you say you checked the preferences you mean the preferences of InfoView ?
Regards
-Sebastian

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Hi,
We're having an issue after upgrading to DPM 2012 R2 where the scheduled jobs are not running.
We're running Server 2012 R2 with SQL Server 2008 R2 SP2.
Looking at SQL jobs, if we run the job step we get an error.
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[136] Job 18822c3e-8fe 7-47a2-bb6e-0feccecc2952 reported: The process could not be created for step 1 of job 0xA746B176EAD99943A14A57DAF684829F (reason: %1 is not a valid Win32 application)
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"C:\Program Files\Microsoft System Center 2012 R2\DPM\DPM\bin\TriggerJob.exe" 9b30d213-b836-4b9e-97c2-db03c3eb39d7 18822c3e-8fe7-47a2-bb6e-0feccecc2952 server.domainname.com
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and has full access.
Has anyone else had this issue and been able to resolve it?
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Hi,
The below blog may assist with troubleshooting your issue.
http://blogs.technet.com/b/dpm/archive/2014/10/08/how-to-troubleshoot-scheduled-backup-job-failures-in-dpm-2012.aspx
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answer your question. This can be beneficial to other community members reading the thread. Regards, Dwayne Jackson II. [MSFT] This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights."

OnPlus Scanner - Upgrade Scheduled for OnPlus Portal on Saturday, September 15th, at 8am CT

Hello OnPlus users,
An upgrade has been scheduled for the OnPlus Portal on Saturday, September 15th at 8:00 AM CT for a period of 3 hours.
During this time, the OnPlus portal will be available for usage, with only minimal interruption to service.
This upgrade will include our latest development: OnPlus Scanner, a free web-based service that allows you to scan your local network, discover Cisco devices on them, build a comprehensive inventory of devices, and recieve lifecycle milestone information directly from Cisco.
OnPlus Scanner simplifes the task of mainitaining your networks by automatically providing the following information:
Warranty Status
Service Contract status
Hardware End-of-Life milestone information
Software End-of-Life milestone information
Field Notices
Product Security Advisories
The OnPlus team will be posting more information on OnPlus Scanner, so you can get familiar with it.
Please look out or more messaging from us on this community page!
And as always - please let us know how we're doing on this community page; we'd love to hear your thoughts!
Thank you!
The OnPlus Team

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Verizon OS upgrade schedule and features

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Anyone know where I can find this information?
Thanks.

No one knows Verizon's schedule... no one but them.
Last month Sprint released OS 4.5.0.131 for the 8330, so you can read this thread for any mentions of upgrades to that version (which is usable on your VZW 8330 as well).
http://www.blackberryforums.com/general-8300-series-discussion-curve/174295-latest-os-8330-4-5-0-188...
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Upgrade scheduled for 1-21-12..could I do it 3 weeks early and still get upgrade pricing?

My upgrade date is 1-21-12..My fiance wants to come on a plan with me and her current contract with another company end on Jan 3. Would I be allowed to get my upgrade pricing a little earlier if I am adding a line and changing plans?
Also, we are not looking at IPhones..actually looking at the LG envision. Anyone have any clue?
Thanks in advance

JT4104 wrote:
My upgrade date is 1-21-12..My fiance wants to come on a plan with me and her current contract with another company end on Jan 3. Would I be allowed to get my upgrade pricing a little earlier if I am adding a line and changing plans? You can ask, but probably not. It depends on if you get a sympathetic rep, and if they say yes, I would upgrade with them immediately.
Also, we are not looking at IPhones..actually looking at the LG envision. Anyone have any clue? That makes it more likely, but not certain.
Thanks in advance
Each line has its own contract, so you can add your wife and get her a phone now without interfering with your upgrade.

Effect of SAP R/3 upgrade on Delta Queue

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As per my understanding, the approach that we need to follow is that we should get all the users locked and then load the data into BW system from delta queue. Once this is done and the delta queue is cleared, we can bring the R/3 system down for upgrade.
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Upgrading a imac, what will I need?

I have a Imac DV SE 400 graphite G3 running OS9
Model is standard out of the box
Ram: 128MB
400 Mhz
PowerPC processor
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slot loading
My question-I would like to be able to run 10.3.9 or higher, burn DVD/CD
obvioulsly have a bigger hard drive, to accamodate creative suite, quark, etc.
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Hi Stacy,
Welcome to the discussions.
10.3.9 is the highest Panther that exists. The requirements for Panther are found in:
http://www.apple.com/support/panther/install/
Provided you have sufficient hard drive space, you could install Panther directly onto your system now.
To go higher than Panther, you would have to use Tiger. The Tiger requirements are:
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=301341
You would need to upgrade the RAM to at least 256 mB to install Tiger. You would also need either a DVD drive (because the Tiger installation normally ships out in DVD) or you could obtain Tiger Installation CD's via the Apple Media Exchange Program.
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So your shopping list would be:
1. Suitable RAM chips
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3. External Firewire DVD Burner
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Upgrade all at once or not?

We are planning to upgrade from SAP R/3 4.6C to SAP ERP 6.0..
Our other running modules are CRM 4.0 - BW 3.5 - Portal 2004s. We also use sap internet sales b2b and b2c
What should be the upgrade schedule for all modules? Upgrade all at once? If not what sould be the order ?
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first of all we will begin with R/3 and plan to go on with CRM
after CRM upgrade, BW and Portal will be upgraded..
the order is :
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BI4 Schedule Error

Dear Experts,
I scheduled a WebI repor and it was running fine until today, today suddenly it start to throw error. Below is the error message:
BI4 SP2 Patch 4 Installed on Windows Server R2 Enterprise with Tomcat
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Ruben

Hi Denis,
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CSA 4.0 hosts not accepting Scheduled Software Update

I have a few CSA 4.0 hosts which are members of a group that has a scheduled software update attached to it. Even though there is a 5.0 upgrade scheduled, the hosts show the following.
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hero jig wrote:
Appears to still be version 9.
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Project compatibility: Leopard vs. Tiger, PowerPC vs. Intel

Gotta question... We are about to upgrade our older edit bay to a new mac pro, but it is VERY IMPORTANT to us to continue to share project files. The newer one is a G5 with OS 10.4.11, and obviously the new one will be a Mac Pro with 10.5.
Is there any published information on whether FCP 6.0.2 and Motion 3.0.2 projects are fully compatible across Leopard/Tiger machines and across Intel/PPC machines? I could not find any searching Apple's website.
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Its not the OS version or PowerPC/Intel architecture that matters. Its the version of Final Cut Pro that matters. If both computers are using Final Cut 6.02 for example, then the project files will be exchangeable. On the other hand, if one machine has FCP 5.x and the other has 6.x, then the newer version will open the older version file, but once you save it with the newer version, you can't go back to the older version.
There are also some differences within major versions. Sometimes one 5.x release is not compatible with a 5.y release. I can't recall where the breaks were made. But it doesn't matter if you have the same point release on both machines.
If you mix Intel/PowerPC, then you'll at least need both machines to have FCP 5.1 or later since earlier versions aren't compatible with Intel processors.

Windows 10 Enterprise Edition: Installation and Development Environment Essentials: Thoughts & Assistance Req:

Hello,
I am in the architecture planning stage of my project and seeking personal and general good advice from Mircosoft engineers. I am laying the foundation stones of a new development product using at least three more new technologies that are
as new as Windows 10. Their are also around four or five technology partners with the latest version of their software that I wish to take onboard. Due to the sensitive nature of the project it is not wise for me to state each piece of technology used,
so I will be as accurate as possible using the limited means I have.
I wish to make a "closed" development environment, with the latest build (currently 9860), install the new software. Some of which installs fine, some of which is not compatabile with Windows 10. Regarding the latter I am in discussions with the
technology providers to make a work-around and hammer and chisel through every issue. Very soon I hope to have a fully stable working development environment which paves the road to a first prototype. So i need to make a decision soon to "lock
down" everything. I will miss Windows 10 updates but the advantage is when the project vertical slice is complete, the feedback and benefit will be larger for Windows 10 final product.
This is probably my fifth or sixth early evaluation of the Windows platform and I am aware of the highs and lows of working with various versions using new builds, from the stability of win98 (becoming 2000 - minus millennium 1999 edition), to the quick uninstall
of vista (it broke our internal projects). The solid bedrock of Windows NT (becoming XP) and so on. The good news is Windows 10 seems very good indeed.
My questions are two:
1) Would the windows team recommend a closed environment development in my situation, and are they aware of other developers doing it (is it wise from your end)? Is their a pool, can we communicate directly?
or
2) Would you recommend an open environment instead? Every install is updated, everything is all on-line and networked, this may lead to more breakages and sacrifice the finished product.
The problem with approach number 2 is that a particular technology may work with this build, but not the next one and vice versa. I will constantly be playing "bunny hop" trying to make it work.
The problem with using number 1 is that you can have a "false dawn" view of the project, meaning you have managed to get it stable and develop code that fits that environment and build, but as soon as you do update six months later, it breaks due
to feature change, it means massive re-work, ultimately breaking the product again.
I have seen these approaches drown larger projects and wash away whole development teams.
Its a tough one and a part of my R&D but very soon I need to make a decision.
To explain more, some of the technology used will be:
Windows 10 Enterprise - Perforce - Office 365 with Exchange Activ Synch - Any associated Intel CPU and GPU monitors.
In other words very stable and solid technology. Their is about an equal number of other techs that are not so stable but I am slowly getting to work under Windows 10.All feedback would be given to Microsoft, regardless of environment 1 or 2.
Any advice and help from the Microsoft Team is greatly appreciated.
Yours Kindly,
Asad

I recently went to an Enterprise Mobility Summit Microsoft was holding at one of their facilities, and they spoke a bit about the future of Windows 10 - and here's what I left with: Microsoft isn't really sure themselves what kind of updating scheme they're
going to be doing with Windows 10. They had some ideas, but they're looking for feedback from enterprises and engineers about their plan.
I don't think it was under an NDA, so I should have no problem discussing it: their idea was to have different tracks (based on the user) with different upgrade schedules based on what the administrator deems appropriate for that user. For instance,
a consumer would have their OS automatically updated as soon as the update was available. while enterprises could stagger their users to a more manageable 3-month or 6-month schedule. Microsoft wasn't sure how long to make this stagger schedule - talk
of a 1 year stagger were floated, but nothing concrete. Critical devices, like POS or ATMs, could be setup so they would never be upgraded, or only upgraded when the administrator specifically allows them to be upgraded.
For you personally, it sounds like a closed development environment is better, since you're testing critical business applications. Again, one never knows exactly what direction Microsoft will take, but with the amount of conversations and...
warnings that dropped by various people at this meeting, it's pretty safe to say that they'll be some sort of timed release schedule for enterprises that you can prepare for.
Hope that helps!

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