But when I install a new version of a program over an older version, I always make sure I have the previous version, or versions, available just in case there is a problem with the latest.
Someone on a forum asked "How can I roll back to the previous version? (with the only other info is that the current one is bad, has problems and the problems haven't been fixed in the latest version)
I said he should be able to just reinstall the older version to overwrite the newer.
He left a snarky reply "If I had the older version, I doubt I would be on here to ask about rolling back."
So I left equally snarky reply "Your original post didn’t mention you didn’t save the previous version before overwriting with a new version. *shrug*"
Someone on a forum asked "How can I roll back to the previous version? (with the only other info is that the current one is bad, has problems and the problems haven't been fixed in the latest version)
I said he should be able to just reinstall the older version to overwrite the newer.
He left a snarky reply "If I had the older version, I doubt I would be on here to ask about rolling back."
So I left equally snarky reply "Your original post didn’t mention you didn’t save the previous version before overwriting with a new version. *shrug*"
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