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>> It even seems to me that new errors are continously injected every time
>> a new program or a version is released. It would unavoidable for
>> every program to have some problems, but it sometimes looks like to me that
>> CCD observers tend to preferrably or selectively use most unreliable software
>> among various selections. X-)
Lou> Dr. Kato, which software do you believe is "most unreliable"?
Every software is as reliable as each user can make it to be.
Whenever one assumes blindly that all the softwares does what
one thinks they do, then the person is one step closer to shooting
his/her own feet. So don't assume that there is such a thing as
the "most unreliable" software. More often, many "software" problems
are due to user errors.
In short, everyone should have some simple way to test and see if
your "software" works the way you expect it to be. If not, ask
developers about it.
Cheers,
Bish
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