What's with the Update Numbers?

[Triple Helix]

http://www.nod32.com/support/info.htm


NOD32 - v.1.2006 (20050831) Website

&

NOD32 - v.1.1207 (20050831) My Computer

[ronjor]

Error at NOD32.com.

[Triple Helix]

{QUOTE-> Error at NOD32.com. <-QUOTE}

I Hope So!! LOL


Cheers,

[webyourbusiness]

nod32.com often lags behind the updates - I'm sure you'd rather they released the update than updated the website, right?

[Triple Helix]

{QUOTE-> nod32.com often lags behind the updates - I'm sure you'd rather they released the update than updated the website, right? <-QUOTE}


I was talking about the differances in the (Numbers Format!!)

[webyourbusiness]

{QUOTE-> I was talking about the differances in the (Numbers Format!!) <-QUOTE}
doh! Never noticed that... guess I see too many numbers in a day... shame they're not accumulating to my bank balance... ;)

Well spotted though!

[Triple Helix]

Bump!!

I E-mailed them today and the Numbers are Really messed up now!! :o ::)


http://www.nod32.com/support/info.htm

[rawr]

Seems normal to me? I have 1.1212/20050908.. updated when I logged on just a few minutes ago? Try a manual update..

[webyourbusiness]

rawr,

on the website - the numbers jumped from 1.1199 to 1.2000 - it should have gone to 1.1200, but instead of incrementing by 1, it jumped 801 right to 1.2000 - but it's just the website - the updates themselves came out in the sequence as expected...

hth

Greg

ps - partner sites like our own, plus SSE, have continued to number as per the updates, not following the nod32.com numbering convention...

[rawr]

Ah, my mistake. Must've missed that.. ;D

[Brian N]

Seems to be fixed now

[Triple Helix]

{QUOTE-> Seems to be fixed now <-QUOTE}


Great!! We got to keep them on their toes!! ;D :o

Cheers, ;D