Angelz
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Artisteer 4.0 for Windows Released!
September 29, 2012
Artisteer 4.0 RC2 for Windows (4.0.0.58240)
September 20, 2012
Artisteer 4.0 RC for Windows (4.0.0.57793)
September 9, 2012
I'm a little confused by the above. In the first announcement shown above, it says Artisteer 4.0 for Windows was released on 9/29....but it shows that Artisteer 4.0 for Windows was released on 9/09, then Artisteer 4.0 RC2 on 9/20...so is this one that was last released Artisteer 4.0 RC3 or what?
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Kris
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The one released on September 29 is supposedly the final release of v 4 although there still seems to be issues (e.g. cross-browser support) that needs resolving and therefore it should not have been released as "final".
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loconz
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actually I think this should not have been called V4 at all.. It shoudl be called Artisteer website builder V1
V3 was a template designer
V4 is a website template and content designer.
Once a template is installed and further content added i.e. client using CMS etc... you cant update the template without losing the template content or the client efforts using CMS.
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John
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What a bunch of crap! You don't have to import the content in your cms, and still use it as a template generator only.
SO DON'T IMPORT THE CONTENT, JUST THE TEMPLATE, IF YOU DON'T LIKE IT !!!
And btw, you don't lose anything. when you import the content, a custom menu is generated. All you have to do, is add your previous pages to this menu. Spend 5 minutes to learn the product, then start being a smart ass about.
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loconz
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Quote from artisteer......"In version 4.0, you can design your template and create pages with content for any type of CMS."
The previous pages get deleted when you apply a new or teaked template with V4 if you include content. techically the quote is correct but remember "content" includes a lot of the new features.
BTW I spent more than just 5 minutes on it.
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Angelz
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Y'all are getting a bit off the point of the question, which, incidentally, has not been answered... 
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Kris
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The one released 9/9 was release candidate 1 (RC = Release candidate 1), it clearly says so in the title. The one after that (20/9) was release candidate 2. Finally the one released 29/9 was the final candidate.
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Angelz
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Gotcha. So then the bugs that were reported in RC1 and RC2 have been worked out of the final release?
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