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Re: What happens when you report a bug to Apple?

I sent a query to email@hidden asking if there's any more information available.

On 29-Mar-05, at 3:55 PM, Shawn Erickson wrote:


On Mar 29, 2005, at 3:50 PM, Jim Douglas wrote:

I just checked it again...it's closed, marked "Duplicate". No explanation. No more information. No hint when, or if, it will be fixed.

Well you will likely get an email if and when it is fixed asking you to test to make sure. You also now know that at least on other person hit the same issue so you aren't alone.

You often won't get a hint it is fixed until it is in something that has been seeded or released to the general public.

I really hate to complain, but it would be nice if this process was just a bit more transparent. 

Well you know how to complain... file a bug report or contact ADC. :-)

-Shawn


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 >Re: What happens when you report a bug to Apple? (From: Michael McDougall <email@hidden>)


 >Re: What happens when you report a bug to Apple? (From: Jim Douglas <email@hidden>)


 >Re: What happens when you report a bug to Apple? (From: Jim Douglas <email@hidden>)


 >Re: What happens when you report a bug to Apple? (From: Shawn Erickson <email@hidden>)























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