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> From: [...] Arthur Barrett > Tony has worked very hard with the folks on the Eclipse > project over the > past six months or so to get the Eclipse compatibility problems sorted > out. > > As a part of creating CVS Suite 2.5.02 we did a lot of testing with > Eclipse, including SSH, SSPI and Pserver. Most of the > testing was done > on Windows with Eclise 3.1, but some on Eclipse 2.x and Mac OS X. All sounds great. I'm amused to note that the compatibility page you reference from the FAQ only lists CVSNT 2.0.58b as compatible, and that's not (obviously) available for download. You do not yourselves state anywhere that you consider 2.5.02 to be compatible - a shame, as it'd be a good bit of advertising for CVSNT. > All > of this is written up in the included eBook. > http://march-hare.com/cvsnt/ > > Also see the FAQ: > http://march-hare.com/cvspro/faq/faq10.asp#3c > > Yes we do need to charge for the eBook, again the FAQ: > http://march-hare.com/cvspro/faq/faq8.asp#9cb <tries to stop laughing> OK. So, let me get this straight. Apart from anyone who searches the archives for your email: - You include the detail that 2.5.02 works in an eBook. - The eBook is only distributed with the premium edition of 2.5.02, which is a subscription version. - Therefore, the only way to find out that 2.5.02 works with Eclipse is to buy it. - Meanwhile, the FAQ points to an Eclipse page that makes no mention that anything other than 2.0.58b is compatible. - So no Eclipse user will want to shell out on the premium version of 2.5.02 o get the eBook which tells them that they can use it with Eclipse. Erm... Excuse me? Isn't this a little Monty Python-esque? A better statement of compatibility on the main CVSNT page would probably gain you revenue from Eclipse users buying the premium version, rather than lose you revenue. - Peter