Quicken Paloma said: Hello @LarryC, Thank you for reaching out to the Quicken Community. Pardon the confusion but the most current version on Quicken for Windows is R36.57. The version R37.65 is a staged release, meaning that is not yet available for everyone. Unless if you are specifically wanting a fix/update for your Credit Score Tool, I would say it is alright to remain on the current release you are on at the moment. Hope that helps. Let us know of any other questions or concerns. -Quicken Paloma
Quicken Paloma said: The version R37.65 is a staged release...
Quicken Paloma said: Hello @Sherlock, The Windows R36.xx post has been updated to reflect the latest Release Notes from R36.57. The other post regarding R37.xx is up to date. Let me know if I am missing anything else. -Quicken Paloma
Sherlock said: Quicken Paloma said: Hello @Sherlock, The Windows R36.xx post has been updated to reflect the latest Release Notes from R36.57. The other post regarding R37.xx is up to date. Let me know if I am missing anything else. -Quicken Paloma @Quicken Paloma The earlier R36.56 is still missing from the Windows R36.xx post.The latest release in R37.xx is still R37.62. Are we to assume R37.64, R37.65, and R37.66 were pushed in error and users updated to these releases should be told to revert back to R37.62?
MontanaKarl said: but since the R37.66 offered itself in-product as an update, I assumed it was not a staged/testing release and installed it. Yet, it is so odd that it is not mentioned in the 37.xx announcement topic. I found this thread while looking for any kind of answers / release notes...
Chris_QPW said: MontanaKarl said: but since the R37.66 offered itself in-product as an update, I assumed it was not a staged/testing release and installed it. Yet, it is so odd that it is not mentioned in the 37.xx announcement topic. I found this thread while looking for any kind of answers / release notes... Bad assumption. Staged release patches come through the same automatic delivery system, before they are paused after hitting a limit of a certain number of users.One of my biggest gripes about how they do these releases is that there isn't any notice to these "limited people" that they are in fact testing the release before it goes out to the general public.
Ps56k2 said: SO...... how does the latest R36.xx release relate to the latest R37.xx release - Does each have a set of targeted fixes that the other does NOT have - so, at this point, there is no single compehensive & inclusive Quicken release ?I'm sitting on my R37.37 until the latest dust settles.... already did the Schwab dancing releases.
Sherlock said:There were a few more updates to R36 after R37 resumed which I assume will make it into R37 soon if they're not there already.