Older versions and changelog

[Oswaldo Palenzuela]

Hi, A happy long-term user of Wizard here. I have a student under supervision and I would like to have him trying to get used to wizard for a project. However, he is a windows user and I need to set an old mac in the lab to work together in a dataset before I polish the work and run more definitive analyses in my machine. 

I have rescued an older imac that runs up to 10.8.5 (Mountain Lion) and in I can only install wizard 1.7.24 (159). Is there a place where I can check the differences with current version and see if he gets along with it until I find a better solution? We will need to work in the same dataset forth and back between the modern and old wizard versions 

[Evan Miller]

Hi,

Files that have been saved with the 1.7 series can be opened with newer versions of Wizard; however, Wizard 1.7.24 will not be able to "see" any changes saved by 1.8, 1.9, or 2.0. I hope that clarifies the situation.

Evan

On May 4, 2021, at 12:07 PM, Oswaldo Palenzuela <pale...@gmail.com> wrote:

Hi, A happy long-term user of Wizard here. I have a student under supervision and I would like to have him trying to get used to wizard for a project. However, he is a windows user and I need to set an old mac in the lab to work together in a dataset before I polish the work and run more definitive analyses in my machine. 

I have rescued an older imac that runs up to 10.8.5 (Mountain Lion) and in I can only install wizard 1.7.24 (159). Is there a place where I can check the differences with current version and see if he gets along with it until I find a better solution? We will need to work in the same dataset forth and back between the modern and old wizard versions 

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[Oswaldo Palenzuela]

It does, crystal clear. Thank you!

oswaldo

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