The reason that there isn't a patch is the way the new version was done. It's
kind of two separate programs on one disk. It's not as if you can install as
class 1 then "switch" to class 2. You would need to reinstall from the oringal
disk and install the "other" version. This prevents the creation of a patch
from the older separate class 1/2 versions.
Alex – Supra Technical services
By "upgradable" I meant that you could by an upgrade, not that you could
apply a patch.
My message was that I was pretty sure that the upgrade is licensed for
sale by Supra. I know that it is not a patch but a new disk. That is
irrelevant to whether Supra is licensed to provide it.
Since you work at Supra, why not answer the question: Does Supra choose
to sell upgrades to the latest version and/or new copies of the latest
version? If not, why not?
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Dale L. Larson, Intangible Assets Manufacturing