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Lucian Tomuta's Forum Nokia Blog
Update your links to SDL
ltomuta | 13 May, 2009 17:18
Do you feel lucky? Lucky enough to ask Google to take you to the best search result for CCoeControl? 
These days it does not work anymore but this has nothing to do with your luck. The old online version of the SDL are no longer available on the SDN servers so you should consider updating your bookmarks and web site links to point to SDL 9.4, the only version still available.
Change does come at a cost, unfortunately, and some Symbian.com resources you currently find usefull may be already on the "endangered species" list. Want to save it? Add a comment here to let your voice be heard ...
N.B. The old versions of the SDL are still available for download from the FTP server.
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I agree
ltomuta | 14/05/2009, 17:05
But the response on my request to restore this was not too promising ...
It's too soon to take it down
Sorcery-ltd | 14/05/2009, 15:59
These pages need to go back up, or the entries google finds need fixing (and I don't suppose we have much control over that). The Symbian Foundation developer website isn't even public yet!