Logitech patch

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From: Bri
Date: Mon, 24 Dec 1990 04:37

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Paul Casteels:

Yes, Logitech released a patch to this bug shortly after they released
v 3.4. You can call Logitech Support (can't find the number offhand,
but it should be in your manual) to have them send you the patch.
The only 2 faults i have found w/ Logitech's new speedy 3.4
is that one bug in RealToString, and their failure to notify all users
that a patch was released. Of course, other big name companies have done
the same - especially compared to JPI whose newest release had over a dozen
major errors, as compared to Logitech's 1. I am looking forward to
comparing the next version of Logitech M2. With the utilities that come
standard with the $60 student version (professional package for $60 ain't bad)
it should really blow away anyone who thinks they are even close.


  Brian Ross


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