Keith said:
>>                                   ....  It looks as though IP20154
>>is the one currently being worked on and not closed yet.  But IP20154
>>is the currently available one as I ftp'd it just a few minutes ago.
>>Just a bit confused about this, would someone care to explain this
>>to my neuron-challenged brain, please?  Thanks.
>
Brett said:
>What happened is that the PTF IP20154 for the Mac (and all the other client
>PTF's that make up V1 R2 L0.1) have been successfully been through test and
>are now being packaged for ordering through Boulder as a real PTF.  Since
>this can take a couple weeks, we went ahead and placed the PTF's on the
>FTP site.  The PTF's roll up several fixes, so we wanted to get them out
>to you as soon as possible.  You will be able to get the "official" diskettes
>from Boulder in a few weeks.  However the code on the FTP site is identical.
>
>Sorry for any confusion,

Brett -
  I think it's great that you folks can put the PTFs out on line as
soon as they are tested without having to wait for Boulder to gear up
to send out the hard media.  If it means that IBMLINK has to be in sync
with Boulder and so have information that's not quite up to date, I
can live with it, especially since the PTF package (the Mac's anyway)
says what level it's at.  Keep up the good work!
      - Wendy

Wendy Alberg, Computer Resources Technical Support Group
Cornell Information Technologies, Cornell Univ., Ithaca, NY 14853
wa10 AT cornell DOT edu    -or-    waxy AT cornellc.cit.cornell DOT edu