Re: [DQSD-Users] The (errant) history of DQSD

2007-03-16 Thread Ozgur Huseyinoglu
Yeah, this is where we have some problem, and I'm not sure we can help it. I think closing the toolbar does not automatically unload the DLL for a variety of reasons and I'm not sure there's a documented way to force it. For some reason, the uninstall/install combo does not properly

Re: [DQSD-Users] The (errant) history of DQSD

2007-03-14 Thread Kim Gräsman
brian wrote: As usual, you are correct. Removed the registry hack, and things continued working as they should. Thanks for that. :) Great! ..and, for the record, I was a good boy -- I actually closed the toolbar before I chose to 'uninstall software' from the control panel, so

[DQSD-Users] The (errant) history of DQSD

2007-03-13 Thread Brian Dunworth
Hi all... I hope somebody has a quick easy answer to this. I just got a new machine at work (yay!) and set about getting everything installed/configured/setup/etc. (including, of course, DQSD). I successfully transferred over my settings files and history file from the old machine to the

Re: [DQSD-Users] The (errant) history of DQSD

2007-03-13 Thread brian
Louwris, Wessel wrote: Hi, It's mentioned somewhere on the mailing list, about function keys not working anymore. - uninstall - reboot - reinstall new version - reboot worked for me! https://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detailaid=1605117group_ id=42081atid=432066

Re: [DQSD-Users] The (errant) history of DQSD

2007-03-13 Thread Kim Gräsman
Hi Brian, brian wrote: Thanks for the reply -- I hadn't seen the earlier message in the list. uninstall/reboot/reinstall/reboot seems to have done the trick here, as well. Thanks again. :) - brian Try ditching the registry hacks now as well, that should definitely not be