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From: jdunfee@shadow.net (Joe Dunfee)
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I need to correct myself reguarding AutoDesk's policy on releasing a bug
list. I have actually been out of the AutoDesk look for over a year. When
they released their buggy release 13, I decided not to upgrade, rather than
risk having to "discover" a bunch of new bugs. My memory is vague, but I
though I heard news that AutoDesk would start to maintian a bug list at a
local AutoCAD seminar. But it has apparently turned out to be simply sales
talk, not reality. The following are excerpts from a reply by autodesk after