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Re: Official date for release of Product Support Sheets

daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Kris Nyzio)
Mon Mar 13 13:52:13 2000

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Date: Mon, 13 Mar 2000 13:52:07 -0500
To: Theresa M Regan <tregan@mit.edu>
From: Kris Nyzio <knyzio@MIT.EDU>
Cc: Robyn Fizz <fizz@mit.edu>, kcunning@mit.edu, is-home@mit.edu,
        sw-release-team@mit.edu

Hi,
The following updates have been made:

*Minimum MB requirements changed from 64 to 128 on macadmin.html page
*Mac OS 9 updated from 64MB to 128MB for Institute business
*Mac OS 7.6.1 de-support date 6/30/2000 added
*TechMail removed

I have contacted Karen Fortoul about removing the Y2K statement.  Once I
hear from her I will contact Kevin about removing it, as well as updating
the ECAT and Ksign information that appears on the main pages.  I don't
have access to them and cannot make those changes.

There is no definition of "Full Support" on the pages as they exist now.

I will wait to hear from your team regarding changes to ADSM, BetterTelnet.

Regarding the download link, the team decided that it was best to point
people to a page of information that contained a link to the download site
or a site that requires a certificate.  I can't make that change without
consent from others, so I have left it as is.

Kris


At 3:39 PM -0500 3/11/2000, Theresa M Regan wrote:
>Good Afternoon,
>
>Since it is a large effort to review these pages and associated links, I will
>send along feedback as time allows.
>
>From  <http://training.mit.edu/products/test.html>,  I navigated to
><http://web.mit.edu/is/desktop/macadmin.html>.  It notes:  A minimum of
>64MB RAM
>is recommended...  Could we please update this to 128MB?  Ginny, Jonathan,
>Marshall...any objections to the 128MB revision?
>
>From <http://training.mit.edu/products/test.html>, I navigated to IS-Supported
>Software Products:  Macintosh
>
>The "NOTE" should be updated...
>Note:  Several key services (ECAT 1.0/2.0, a web-based purchasing system
>enabled by Ksign and Netscape, Tether, MIT's remote access PPP dialup service)
>are not listed below, as, they are services, not products.
>
>ECAT 1.0 and Ksign are retired.
>
>Note:  This is NOT a Year 2000 Readiness Disclosure.  For Y2K information, see
>the MIT Project Year 2000 web pages.  I am in favour of removing...Kris, would
>you mind double checking with Karen Fortoul?
>
>
>Acrobat Reader  --  do we define "FULL Support" any where
>
>ADSM  --  could we ask Dave Kalenderian to click through this product?
>                Ginny/Jonathan, we should follow-up with Dave about placing
>this installer on the 'software locker', so, it is possible to acquire the
>software via MIT certificates
>
>BetterTelnet  --  it is noted as "MIT-licensed".  We did create an installer;
>however, we did not license it (as it is freeware, true???).  Also, could we
>point the download links to
><https://web.mit.edu/software/mit/macos/mit-better-telnet-2.0.bin>?
>
>MACOS  --  Could we note June 30, 2000 as the desupport date for MacOS v
>7.6.1?  Ginny, Al, Marshall...any objections?
>              --  Under MacOS 9, could we update the 64MB to 128MB for
>Institute business?  Also, do we wish to shade MacOS 9 at this time and
>include
>the "RECOMMENDED" label?
>
>TechMail  --  please remove...it is no longer viable in our environment  :-)
>
>Will write a separate note for Windows.
>
>Thanks,
>Theresa

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