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‎Jan 12, 2006
06:09 AM
Problem with published date
Hello
I have several updates of our application. All of them were created by copying and modifying it from an older one. And so all of them has the same "created date", but a different "last modified" date. Now, after all the changes made by macrovision, the browser display of the available updates for our end-users shows the "created date" of the update, not the "last modified" date. And so our users are confused about a date from 2004 instead of 2005/2006. Is this a bug?
Greets,
afeiler
I have several updates of our application. All of them were created by copying and modifying it from an older one. And so all of them has the same "created date", but a different "last modified" date. Now, after all the changes made by macrovision, the browser display of the available updates for our end-users shows the "created date" of the update, not the "last modified" date. And so our users are confused about a date from 2004 instead of 2005/2006. Is this a bug?
Greets,
afeiler
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‎Jan 12, 2006
07:33 PM
I found that changing the Start Date field in the update changed the date that was displayed in the Update Manager.
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‎Jan 13, 2006
10:09 AM
Please send this to our support folks as well so that it can be researched and tracked.
Thanks,
Kelly
Thanks,
Kelly
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