Where can I submit my software to be beta tested?
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submit to www.download.com, www.tucow.com etc.
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A search on Google found http://www.bsa.org/usa/antipiracy/Free-Software-Audit-Tools.cfm\n\nIf you can move from the free realm, there are several programs on the market that will run on the server.  Search for software audit.  Many have free trials for 30 days and/or limited numbers of nodes.  (Disclaimer: I haven't tried any of these, although I have seen demos of Track IT!)
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Try Download.com and give your product a free trial so people can see if they need or like it.
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beta versions are free and instant....i guess.
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It is still in beta, so give them some time.  It took a few weeks before my application was approved.
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A beta is a trial or pre release version that is being tested usually by volunteers. If can be prone to difficulties while the programmers are debugging it.\n\nYou get to try the newest things in return for running a Beta.
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Most likely Final Release, since most Beta Programs are by invitation only these days, you just gotta know somebody to get in the door.
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Any time a program is in Beta testing, there will be problems.  That's why it's still in Beta..... to see what it will or won't do.  Personally, I won't install anything that's in Beta and I usually wait at least 6 months after it comes out of Beta testing before I'll install it.  Gives real world folks a chance to find all the bugs the lab missed.
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The Beta version is being tested (it's called Beta testing, for obvious reasons). There are many different kinds of tests you can and should run during development, but before you can issue your final release, you need to submit your application to a group of people (Beta testers) who will be doing the same kinds of things with your program as the end users. In most cases, beta testers are actual end users who want to get a preview of the application (Beta releases are almost always free). The idea is that these users will report any bugs that they encounter, giving the developers a chance to fix them before releasing the final "stable" version.
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beta version so the flaws could be worked out later.
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It should be on your computer.  Look for the 'Software Repair Wizard' in your program files.
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"Beta" is the name given to a pre-release version of a software product. Normally the beta version is used for testing purposes and is primarily intended for trial by users who have the expertise to provide quality and improvement feedback. Beta software is in most cases made available as a download from the website of the company that originated it. Beta software can be unstable and the author usually issues a disclaimer to this effect. To prevent a flawed product from being spread to widely the beta version is commonly made available for a specific period of time beyond which it is rendered unusable.
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Beta is a test version to allow people to experiment/test what the maker is making. In most cases, it is software. It allows the maker to fix any problems the software may have on different systems to allow it to work without problems later on after the product has been fully released to the public.
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Beta is a prerelease version of a program. It is somehing in the testing phase.
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All of Beta versions (regardless vendors and softwares) are released with testing purposes. The stable (numbered) versions are for users.
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Here's the link to be put on the waiting list for Yahoo! Mail Beta\n\nhttp://surveylink.yahoo.com/wix/p0473306.aspx\n"This beta version will be rolling out gradually and by providing us with your information below, you will be alerted when it is your turn. Thanks for your support - we'll be in touch soon."\n\nThis originates from this page, http://whatsnew.mail.yahoo.com/
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Beta is a name used by software developers that want to test their programs out first- to see if there any bugs present in the programs that can be fixed. One can assume that they use the term "beta" because it's second-rate (or not quite the perfection they seek that is called "alpha").