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[malatekid]

patatrox, on Jan 17 2006, 08:00 PM, said:

Jan 17 2006, 08:00 PM

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The data changing was a side effect of adding an ADS to files, however we should have a hotfix shortly to stop the date change from happening, I'll post it to the top of the Media Manager forum when it's ready.

Just wonder what happened to the fix. Has there been a change in the plan?

[The Highlander]

malatekid, on Feb 14 2006, 04:49 AM, said:

[color=#006600 size3]Just wonder what happened to the fix. Has there been a change in the plan?

Hi malatekid,
I think when Patrick says "hotfix shortly" he means in the next months........

[JC]

Generally they like to test and retest hot fixes to be sure they do not cause any new problems before they release them

[djacquemin@ayerd.com]

jmcoleman01, on Feb 13 2006, 05:36 PM, said:

Generally they like to test and retest hot fixes to be sure they do not cause any new problems before they release them

How could it possible cause more problems than it already has?

Having 5000+ date stamps changed on my system is beyond pale.

Roxio could have at least WARNED me before raping my hard drive.

I'm very unhappy.

- dhj

[malatekid]

malatekid, on Feb 13 2006, 10:49 AM, said:

Just wonder what happened to the fix. Has there been a change in the plan?

Patatrox,

Any feedback on this.

Thanks.

[jojoand]

As usual, nothing has been done.  Roxio is not a responsive company and seems more interested in churning out another flawed version than fixing anything it has already gotten paid for.

[patatrox]

jojoand, on Nov 19 2006, 05:01 PM, said:

As usual, nothing has been done.  Roxio is not a responsive company and seems more interested in churning out another flawed version than fixing anything it has already gotten paid for.

I'm now less involved in the Creator product, however I believe the fix was rolled in to the Creator 8 Deluxe Suite package, version 9 is also not affected.  As a workaround, you can disable roxwatch from scanning your system or limit the directories it indexes.