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As has been discussed before in detail...the reason I ask that you retest is becuse sometimes other areas of the code are affected without it being intentional.
This has happened numerous times as indicated by the numerous bug reports for instance.
We need to know if anything has changed, for better or for worse with the new update.
Also, I'm sure you've noticed that many times there are releases that we never see that only Chuck sees. Sometimes, the fixes in those versions don't find their way on the change log that he posts for one reason or another.
From my time spent as a QA specialist for a CRM development company, I've learned that testing all existing bugs when there is a release is vitally important to helping the developers save their time and efforts and focus them elsewhere.
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