Hello,

I believe this problem has been fixed and we hope to have a new release of Caret soon. In the meantime, go to the website "http:// brainmap.wustl.edu/pub/john/". Download the file caret5_exe_windows.zip. When the file is unzipped, it will create the file caret5.exe. Since you have caret installed in C:\Program Files\caret, place caret5.exe into the directory C:\Program Files \caret\bin. If caret is still very slow when the D/C button is pressed, please let me know.

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John Harwell
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Department of Anatomy and Neurobiology
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On May 7, 2006, at 9:46 PM, Kaoru Sekiyama wrote:

Dear colleagues,

I just started to learn caret with my PC (Windows 2000).

While going through CARET 5 QUICK START, my PC seems to freez at some point. When I tried the D/C button (following instructions on page 6), processing
speed became very very slow (about one minute per line for caret log
messages).
So I left it overnight and then came back. But I could not drag any of caret windows and my mouse was not effective for any action. System beep sound was generated in response to mouse clicking. There was no way to do,
so I had to turn off the PC by using the hardware switch.

I set the CARET_HOME at C:\Program Files\caret where I installed caret.
Any suggestions to sart up properly will be very much appreciated.

Kaoru

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