Roughly speaking, there are two kinds of people that use Jing. There are those that try it, love it and often send us requests for additional features. We listen hard to these requests.

Then there are those that try Jing, then quit using it for some reason. We wanna hear from these people too. We work hard to learn where Jing is letting them down.

One thing that clearly needed improvement was the Jing update process. Jing used to require updating as soon as a new version was detected. And it was possible this might happen right as you're trying to capture and share. You literally couldn't use Jing until you updated. Sorry about that. It's better now though. The update process is much friendlier and forgiving.

To explain it, here's Bill and his Jing Art flower:

"We've changed the update process in this release so the NEXT time Jing wants to update, there'll be a 14-day grace period before requiring the update. Jing'll also allow you to know what's in the update before you install it. Hopefully, that'll allow shares to be completed, while still getting the latest and greatest features and fixes.

And if you ever ended up in the loop where Jing says there's an update, you update and it says there's an update, you update and..., this release should stop that nonsense. We haven't yet solved the problem. We think a proxy server or browser might be caching the old version, but we aren't sure. But now Jing should only let you know about the update when it's SURE it's got it. Let us know if you see it happen again...on the NEXT release."