What is version 2.7?

[Shari]

Thank you.

Now it makes more sense.  Sort of like the free printer that just 
arrived that wants newer system software than my old computer has.  I 
don't want to update my old system, so I am simply waiting for the 
new computer to arrive and the printer will work only on it.  I need 
to keep the old computer for many things for awhile, so if I need to 
print, I'll have to send the file to the new computer first... Sort 
of similar :-)

Shari


>Hi Shari
>
>The new version of Rev uses  engine upgrade 2.7. This engine opens all
>stacks, irrespective of the engine  that built them. If you save a 
>stack in 2.7, you
>get the choice to save in '2.7  format' or 'legacy format'... The former will
>then only work in 2.7. So why  bother with 2.7 format, since 'legacy' works
>in both? Because the new Mac OSX  'Universal Binary' system requires the 2.7
>format for standAlones. My own take  on this is that stacks should be saved in
>legacy format for flexibility; a 2.7  formatted stack is only needed 
>to build a
>standAlone for the new MacUB platform  and the new U3 memory-stick thang. So
>what do I do if I have built a standAlone  from a 2.7 stack and now want to
>open that stack in 2.61 or some other earlier  version? I've sent 
>you a solution
>privately.
>
>/H


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