Today we have released Prince 6.0 rev 3, a maintenance release that includes new features, bug fixes and performance improvements. Customers using Prince 6.0 are encouraged to download this new version, which is available as a free upgrade. Highlights of this release include:

* Support for SVG background images.

* Improved performance for long documents.

* Support for HTTPS and basic HTTP authentication.

* Support for Intel MacOS X machines.

* Many other bug fixes and improvements, as described in the release notes.

Thanks to everyone who has given us feedback on Prince 6.0!

Michael

What's the command for upgrading on my Red Hat ES 3 server? I tried "rpm -ivh prince-6.0r3-1.rehel3.u386.rpm" but I got:

Preparing... ########################################### [100%]
file /usr/lib/prince/bin/prince from install of prince-6.0r3-1 conflicts with file from package prince-6.0r2-1
file /usr/lib/prince/style/xhtml-ns.css from install of prince-6.0r3-1 conflicts with file from package prince-6.0r2-1
file /usr/lib/prince/style/xhtml.css from install of prince-6.0r3-1 conflicts with file from package prince-6.0r2-1
file /usr/share/man/man1/prince.1.gz from install of prince-6.0r3-1 conflicts with file from package prince-6.0r2-1

And if I "prince --version", I see I'm still at 6.0r2

Thanks!

What's the command for upgrading on my Red Hat ES 3 server? I tried "rpm -ivh prince-6.0r3-1.rehel3.u386.rpm" but I got:

Preparing... ########################################### [100%]
file /usr/lib/prince/bin/prince from install of prince-6.0r3-1 conflicts with file from package prince-6.0r2-1
file /usr/lib/prince/style/xhtml-ns.css from install of prince-6.0r3-1 conflicts with file from package prince-6.0r2-1
file /usr/lib/prince/style/xhtml.css from install of prince-6.0r3-1 conflicts with file from package prince-6.0r2-1
file /usr/share/man/man1/prince.1.gz from install of prince-6.0r3-1 conflicts with file from package prince-6.0r2-1

And if I "prince --version", I see I'm still at 6.0r2

Thanks!

For anyone wondering... use the "U" flag instead of "i"

"rpm -Uvh prince-6.0r3-1.rhel3.i386.tpm"