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As a we have been working on this since the . version (2011) and it must be acknowledged C Level Contact List that the changes that have taken place during the year have been really big and there are a lot of kids. In fact, we can safely say that despite the same brand,Different systems. Version . is significantly different from subsequent versions . or . The current version - as of month and year) has a completely different structure than previous versions. Some store owners might say this is a drawback of the software, as such updates require additional financial outlay.
They are partially correct. But it's not that bad. The average "life cycle" of each version to date is about - years. This means they have long-term support from their creators (updates, "patches", additional features released). For example, the . branch (which according to many is the best and still the most stable) has been running since.