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    1. #1
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      What Does No Change Log Mean

      Excuse my ignorance, being a beginner.

      But looking at the Info on the new Download for Nero V5.5.5.6

      It states - 'so an internal build NO changlog'

      What does this mean?

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      Usually Ahead, the company who developes Nero releases their new version on their site: w*w.ahead.de
      But, they have usually some internal (no public) releases till they give out the new version. Betatesting ...
      And with a new version usually a list with the changes (changelog) is given out ..
      But since v.5.5.5.6 is a internal release, there is no offical changelog ..

      Surely some bugfixes ..
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