IA Easter Egg

[SteveDude]

...almost hate to open this up again, but I think more people (especially us Americans in this day and age) would be more understanding, appreciative and comfortable with the Easter Egg if we could read it. If it cannot be translated into English maybe an english summary would help, or even just a translated version posted here in the forums, so the context can be explained to any "heartless" customer or client that may happen to complain. I agree with what was pointed out about dedications and they are an acceptable practice, but when I use a product to distribute something I created, it sounds reasonable to me that I should be made aware of what it means in my native language.A bit corny but, isn't this community a type of family? We ask questions, moan, complain, compliment and help others as well when we can. IA is important to me and obviously the dedication is important to IA, so I am at the least curious to know more however it sad it may be.

I this situation I think the following applies here... What do you call someone that can speak 3 languages - Tri-Lingual... What do you call someone that can speak 2 languages - Bi-Lingual... What do you call someone that can only speak 1 language - American

[MichaelNesmith]

The poem roughly translates:

My Darling Loved One
My Clever Penguin
You Are the One
Immortally Loving

We would like to thank all compassionate members of the InstallAware family for their prayers and grace.

[MichaelNesmith]

The latest update to InstallAware 9 R2 (9.08):
www.installaware.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=5658

No longer displays the Dedication Plaque.

We once again thank you all for your compassion and prayers for Ozgecan Turna.