QB upgrade
10 messages in this thread
Daniel,
Starting January 1, 1992 all updates through New Horizons Software, Inc.
require $5 for shipping. Please note that updates are considered the free,
or bug fix, updates, like from Quarterback 4.0 to 4.3. Upgrades, on the
other hand, have not changed in price, so the upgrade from Quarterback 2.3
to 4.3 is still $10. We are just asking that the cost of shipping be
handled by the user now. Of course there was a bit on leniency in the
first week or so of January.
Your upgrade will be processed this week.
Mark
New Horizons Software, Inc.
Thanks, Mark! Received it and it's great!
Daniel
Is there a new upgrade available?
Cheers, Paul (WA1OMM)
Paul,
The current version of Quarterback is 4.3. Tell me which version you have
and I'll let you know how to upgrade.
Mark
New Horizons Software, Inc.
I have 4.3. I thought there was a newer version that relied on some
additional compression of the files.
Cheers, Paul (WA1OMM)
Paul,
Quarterback 4.3 is the current version. 5.0 will be out in a couple of
months.
Mark
New Horizons Software, Inc.
Mark,
I currently have QB 4.0. (serial 10694). Can you check that I am on your
database? I would like to upgrade at some point, but don't mind waiting
until the new delivery in March (or whenever). I occasionally get bitten by
the floppies-not-being-released-under-2.04 problem, but it's tolerable
until then.
Goodness! I never realised I was so far behind the times!
Steve the G (Steve Goddard 100014,674) [BEDFORDSHIRE, UK]
Steve,
You are in the database. If your address is correct then you will get a
notice to upgrade.
Mark
New Horizons Software, Inc.
Mark,
I heard that Quarterback 5.0 is available. I have 4.1. Now that I've
upgraded to a 210-meg Quantum HD, I didn't want to back up to floppy
anymore. I bought a Wangtek tape backup from TTR and I am very dissatisfied
with their products and their service. I've had the tape unit since 11/91
and I still haven't been able to back up my hard drive with their software,
MR Backup Professional. I was thinking of returning everything to TTR for a
refund, but apparently GVP and Moonlighter Software, the only other
companies I know that sell tape backups for the Amiga, also sell the
Wangtek tape units. The problem with a tape unit not working lies in the
software and the tape handler that accompanies it.
As such, I'd like to know if the latest version of Quarterback will work
with a 150-meg Wangtek tape drive and a 210-meg Quantum hard drive
connected to an IVS GrandSlam board? I also gave a GVP 33-MHz Combo Board
in my A2500. I also need to know if your software will allow me to Append
more than one backup to the same tape cartridge. I have 4 hard drive
partitions, and want to back them all up to the same tape.
If the latest version of QB will allow this, please advise as to the
upgrade procedure from v. 4.1 of QB. If the software doesn't currently
support tape backup, do you know if it eventually will and when?
Thanks.
Dom Fontana
Dominick,
You will not be able to use Quarterback 4.1 to do the backup to tape. You
will need to wait until 5.0 becomes available in a couple of months.
Still, we do not have a Wangtek 150M drive, so I couldn't tell you whether
it works or not. We will try to get our hands on a Wangtek drive to find
out if it will work with QB 5.0. If not, we'll see what we can do to make
it work.
Mark
New Horizons Software, Inc.