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Grazie wrote on 1/9/2005, 5:42 AM
As far as I know about IT - which is fairly rudimnentary - updates and updated versions INCLUDE that which was part of the same Version. Here V5 > V5a > V5b > V5c > . . . would all roll forward into . . [ drum roll .. ] Tarah! V5d . . a new version would be V6 > V7 > V8 . Updates temnd to "mop-up" issues from the previous update number. Version numbers tend to have some truly radical new functions that are way beyond that which preceeded. One of the biggest to assist us and Sony was to create V5 which took it out of the reach of WinMisery and 98se etc .. and straight into the arms of XP.

Grazie
ericd2003 wrote on 1/9/2005, 3:49 PM
I believe it just jumped to D. I did not see a version C. But if it did have a C this update for c would be in there as well.
allenz wrote on 1/11/2005, 2:32 AM
Ahhhh
Thanks very much.
Allen
Grazie wrote on 1/11/2005, 3:44 AM
There was a "C" update, it was for Markers being retained in MPEGs, no jump from B to D. Read the white papaer on the incremental versions, it is there.
BillyBoy wrote on 1/11/2005, 6:12 AM
Each "update" is actually a FULL version of the application. So if you download Vegas 5 C you would have every correction and improvement up to 5.C. If you upgrade to D, that includes everything new/changed in D plus what was added/changed in C and so on.