Re: [STDS-802-16] +Commentary 2.14beta fixes another bug+
Roger,
I have imported comments into 2.13 Beta. Should I follow the same
procedure in your 2.13beta release email to upgrade the comments to
2.14beta?
Regards,
Joey Chou
MG Wireless Standard & Technology, Intel
(480)554-6672
(602)820-1806 (Cell)
-----Original Message-----
From: Roger B. Marks [mailto:r.b.marks@IEEE.ORG]
Sent: Friday, November 03, 2006 9:25 AM
To: STDS-802-16@LISTSERV.IEEE.ORG
Subject: [STDS-802-16] +Commentary 2.14beta fixes another bug+
Sorry, but 2.13beta did not completely fix the problem of submitting
Disapprove comments. You can mark comments as Dis, but you cannot
export them for submission.
As Carl Eklund figured out, you can do this if you vote "Comments
Only" instead of "Disapprove". However, to make things right, I've
uploaded 2.14beta <http://dot16.org/Commentary>.
Another new feature in 2.14beta: you can re-import your exported file
to check that it is correct before you submit it. The re-import goes
into a separate storage area that does not affect your comment list.
Roger
> Folks,
>
> Commentary 2.13beta is available at <http://dot16.org/Commentary>.
>
> This fixes an important bug: it was previously impossible to mark a
> comment as "Part of Dis" to indicate that it is part of a
> Disapprove vote.
>
> If you are preparing votes on comments in LB#23, you can continue
> to use IEEE 802.16-06/057r2. However, if you are preparing fresh
> comments (for LB#24, Recirc #20d, or in response to one of our Call
> for Comments), and IF you wish to submit Disapprove comments, then
> you need to move to 2.13beta.
>
> This shift is relatively simple:
>
> (a) Download Commentary Update 2.13beta <http://dot16.org/
> Commentary> (only 83 kB).
> (b) Open it*
> (c) [If you already started developing comments in a previous
> version and wish to save them]:
> Go to Member's View/Personalize
> Click on "Import Ballot Comments" in the lower right corner.
> This will bring in the comment data from your prior effort.
> You can use "Retrieve personal data" to load your name, ID, etc.
>
> Sorry for the trouble.
>
> *If you are still running Commentary 2.0beta, it is obsolete and
> you need to delete it and get the base Commentary 2 package from
> <http://dot16.org/Commentary>. If your executable is called
> Commentary.exe, you have the old version; the new one is called
> Commentary2.exe. Please note that this current base Commentary 2
> package need not be replaced for the foreseeable future, even as we
> release upgrades. But you do need to get it once.
>
> Roger