[APBeta] Bug Reports: Thanks

[Sander Pool]

Haha, I know I didn't log any bugs recently but I forgot that I did in 
'05. I did look at AP way back when so that's why I was excited to see 
your presentation at MWAIC. Well, even more excited when my dad won a 
copy :)

Back in '05 I went with a different product that shall remain nameless 
as it had a mobile client. I thought that would be useful but it turned 
out to be pointless. The GUI was also more Windowsy which made it more 
familiar to me. As it stands AP is a much more actively maintained 
application and I now regret not jumping on board then. Oh well, never 
too late I suppose :)

     Sander

On 8/23/2010 1:16 PM, Paul Rodman wrote:
> On Aug 23, 2010, at 10:00 AM, Sander Pool wrote:
>
>> I am glad you're using a bug database. A good indicator that you are a serious developer :)
> It's a custom-built one. You wouldn't have received the message I referred to, since the only bugs/enhancements for you on record were fixed (for V1.x) in 2005 :^)
>
> Paul R.
>
>> On 8/23/2010 11:42 AM, Paul Rodman wrote:
>>> I made the database send out lists of open bugs to all those who had reported them. I'm getting a good response: thanks. In retrospect I should have included another category: "Low Priority Fix" for bugs that are still present, but are not serious. e.g. cosmetic issues, etc. Please feel free to add extra details when you reply. In several cases these details have turned out to be quite useful.
>>>
>>> I should also point out that marking a bug as "non-reproducible" or "already fixed" doesn't mean that I won't fix it if it occurs again in the future. What I'm trying to do is whittle down my bug list to a more manageable size and prioritise remaining fixes.
>>>
>>> Paul R.
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