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Well, as previously explained, a BETA is released earlier, but in most cases not meant
for the public since it contains bugs and might crash and such. So the difference is
of course program-independent. For MSN Messenger as an example, a new BETA would have
the new features that wasn't included in the last version, but since lots of code has
been changed both old and new features might not work correctly, so it's up to the
BETA-testers to find the bugs and find out what's causing them and report it to the
programmers which in their turn will fix the problem.
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