Too early

[JML]

It's too early to buy AC10! There is so many problems unsolved with AC9.

[TomWaltz]

It's too early for Monday to come. I'm not done with everything I wanted to do over the weekend!

[Dwight]

JML wrote:
It's too early to buy AC10! There is so many problems unsolved with AC9.

It is NOT too early to tell that you are an idiot.

[Anonymous]

I would never turn back. The benefits far out weigh some of the minor bugs...

[owen]

Same here. Apart from a few relatively minor gripes i've got I think this is a good release. I switched a project over during beta testing and I think it has still saved me time despite the learning process

[Djordje]

Dwight wrote:

JML wrote:
It's too early to buy AC10! There is so many problems unsolved with AC9.

It is NOT too early to tell that you are an idiot.

Ahem ... Dwight ...

[Dwight]

I know what you mean. It WAS rude.

I should be more polite with guys who arrive at a forum and make a sweeping, critical statement without providing any facts to back that opinion up. Especially when we all know that ArchiCAD 10 a big improvement where Graphisoft has actually moved to resolve some of our more superficial wishes....

I blame this rudeness on my weekend HOUSE rerun marathon. Instead of emulating the action of a certain biblical figure, it was wrong of me to ask myself "What would HOUSE do?"

[TomWaltz]

Djordje wrote:

Dwight wrote:

JML wrote:
It's too early to buy AC10! There is so many problems unsolved with AC9.

It is NOT too early to tell that you are an idiot.

Ahem ... Dwight ...

You're right, Djordje, Dwight was a little too nice in this situation. He should have used a few expletives as well.

[jclewis]

I blame this rudeness on my weekend HOUSE rerun marathon. Instead of emulating the action of a certain biblical figure, it was wrong of me to ask myself "What would HOUSE do?"

Oh, I don't know. That could become a very interesting trend.




James C Lewis
Albuquerque NM
AC 10 PowerMac OS 10.4

[Anonymous]

I did not like the way it shipped with all kinds of
auto stuff on, (snap lines and autohighlighting), however, it was quite simple to turn that stuff off or slow it down.
And WOW, (even though I'm new at this) what a great improvement it is!!
I would never turn back.

Ever heard of Alvin Toffler? Get ready for future shock. The future will
overwhelm you if you are not ready for exponential change.