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This is released to fix the jetway problems found in 1.25 after release :o Currently available via the on-line updater and will be uploaded to AVSIM and Flightsim shortly
 
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Missing link!

I've got 1.22 - i went to get 1.26 but the check for update in 1.22 only gives a link to 1.20.

There are no links on your forum for the 1.25 or 1.26 version

Can you help please.

TA
 
Possibly a naming convention in keeping with normal updates would be an advantage so as to avaoid this type of confusion in the future.

i.e. if it's a patch to 1.26 it might like to mention the fact thats its a patch to 1.26 and not the misleading name of 1.20 patch - which reads to most of us thats its a patch to a different version than it actually is.

Just a thought.
 
Do as I say, not as I do

Rory,

That's a pretty aggressive tactic you're employing in this forum. I notice that the links to files in your own website have no version numbers. Perhaps, in keeping with standard conventions, you'd like to put version numbers there too. ;)
 
That is a actually a fairly good point. Hadn't thought of that. Thanks for the suggestion!
 
We are changing the way that ADE provides updates so I think the issue of file names will not be that relevant any more.
 
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