Hi Michael, yes, I find that is the case, but haven't lost speech at
all today, or had a "scripting error" either. One thing, I did update
my computer with MS updates which ... who knows? :) Anyway, with
scripting off, I find WE faster, but functionality provided by the
wonderful scripts is lost in that condition, and since various
authors write the scripts, the debugging issues will be those of the
author generally, not those of GW-Micro, isn't that right for the
most part, unless you can build in some kind of debugging routines
into the handlers of the various scripts which will be written.
Computers to fix computers, that'show we'll have it. <grin>
Curtis Delzer
At 11:35 AM 8/14/2008, Michael D. Lawler wrote:
For those of you with loss of speech issues if you turn scripting
off under file manage sets and scripts scripting status does that
have any impact on the problem? Obviously this is frustrating and
disappointing for us as we don't want you to have these problems and
yet we aren't seeing them so solving them is difficult.
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