[OU] Ang: Re: want to upgrade, but ....

[r***@privat.utfors.se]

----Ursprungligt meddelande----
And I found it rather confusing a while back when I discovered Opera had hid
settings files in
- Documents&Settings/userprofile/Application Data/Opera
AND
- Documents&Settings/userprofile/Local Settings/Opera (which is a
normally HIDDEN folder!)

Hidden folders presuppose a sysop or sysadmin somewhere, having the sole right to change
settings, user profile, et c. Meaning a sysop/sysadmin who *knows* he or she is a
sysop/sysadmin, not a user who has been set up with admin rights, but doesn't know that
admin functionality has been hidden for the sake of "simplification". I suggest that both
Opera and a certain operative system producer not take such persons for granted.

It's not simple or easy for a user to handle such an operative system or program, it is
only made to *seem* easy. The difference is crippling at times.

regards/Rolf

[Bart Hansen]

You all are speaking about 10.50. I am on 10.10 and when I go to Help
- Check for Updates it tells me I am on the current version. What
gives?

Bart

[Pip Incan]

10.50 is currently only available for Windows. If you're using Mac or
Linux, 10.10 is the current version.

10.50 for Windows was released early to be included in the new browser
choice option of Windows 7.

Sent from my iPhone

Post by Bart Hansen
You all are speaking about 10.50. I am on 10.10 and when I go to Help
- Check for Updates it tells me I am on the current version. What
gives?
Bart
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[Bart Hansen]

Pip, I am a Windows user of Opera 10.10 and keep getting told by
Help-Check for Updates that I am on the latest version.

Bart
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10.50 is currently only available for Windows. If you're using Mac or Linux,
10.10 is the current version.
10.50 for Windows was released early to be included in the new browser
choice option of Windows 7.
Sent from my iPhone

Post by Bart Hansen
You all are speaking about 10.50. I am on 10.10 and when I go to Help
- Check for Updates it tells me I am on the current version. What
gives?
Bart
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[David Hayward]

Post by Bart Hansen
Pip, I am a Windows user of Opera 10.10 and keep getting told by
Help-Check for Updates that I am on the latest version.

I've been using Opera for nearly 10 years now, and mine has never told me
there is a newer version available when I check for updates.

Post by Bart Hansen
Bart
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Post by Pip Incan
10.50 is currently only available for Windows. If you're using Mac or

Linux,

Post by Pip Incan
10.10 is the current version.
10.50 for Windows was released early to be included in the new browser
choice option of Windows 7.
Sent from my iPhone

[Bart Hansen]

Thanks, David. Now I see this week that Secunia PSI is flagging Opera
as needing to update.

Bart
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Post by David Hayward

Post by Bart Hansen
Pip, I am a Windows user of Opera 10.10 and keep getting told by
Help-Check for Updates that I am on the latest version.

I've been using Opera for nearly 10 years now, and mine has never told me
there is a newer version available when I check for updates.

Post by Bart Hansen
Bart
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10.50 is currently only available for Windows. If you're using Mac or Linux,
10.10 is the current version.
10.50 for Windows was released early to be included in the new browser
choice option of Windows 7.

 > Sent from my iPhone

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[Rodger A Headifen]

Hi,

Same here :(

Post by Bart Hansen
You all are speaking about 10.50. I am on 10.10 and when I go to Help
- Check for Updates it tells me I am on the current version. What
gives?
Bart
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