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  3. September 2005

RE: How to tell when an OS was installed?

Purchase dates aren't really evidence of what has actually transpired.
And we're on SWMA so we simply order when we need something.  If we
reviewed those records, they would show I ordered R3 earlier this year,
maybe even very late last year.  It was never installed due to certain
circumstances, but it was ordered and is sitting under my desk as I
type.

The funny part is, if they had their report from last year that showed
the system was at R1, then we could reconcile it by showing the system
is STILL at R1.

The other funny thing is they don't seem to care about or be aware of
CUM/individual PTFs.  At this point I ain't talkin'.

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