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Feedback and Upgrade to DNS 10 Preferred in Spanish?
Initiator des Themas: Miguel Garcia Lopez
Miguel Garcia Lopez
Miguel Garcia Lopez  Identity Verified
Spanien
Local time: 17:43
Englisch > Französisch
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Aug 31, 2008

Hi,

I just noticed that the upgrade is available in French, German and English. I'm longing to see it available in Spanish. Do you have any news about its availability?

For those working already with DNS 10, does it worth to jump to this version? What is your feedback?

Thanks in advance.

Miguel.
 
Peter Linton (X)
Peter Linton (X)  Identity Verified
Local time: 16:43
Schwedisch > Englisch
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Small but worthwhile improvement Aug 31, 2008

I have been using DNS 10 Preferred for a couple of weeks, and have noticed a small but distinct and worthwhile improvement. Small, because I was already getting very good results with DNS 9.

As always, the three most important things for success with DNS are enunciation, enunciation and enunciation. In that respect, DNS is very different from other software, whose capabilities largely depend on the facilities and functions programmed in. With DNS, that largely depends on the user.
 


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