On Fri, Apr 20, 2012 at 9:32 AM, Harry Thijssen <p...@sjpaes.nl> wrote:
> Hi Jill
>
> >I have Henry's most recent Windows build from 04/11/12.
>
> It is Harry--sorry Harry :(
>
> >Although I was getting errors when trying to download the build yesterday
> on both computers ("error opening file for writing--Abort, Retry or
> Ignore/Skip file"--and a .dll file name), I was successful today.
>
> Do you mean when installing? Maybe PSPPIRE was in use yesterday? In
> that case you can't update a file on MSWindows.
>
Maybe that was the problem--I don't remember now if it was open or not.
>
> >My other question is how do I know if I've already uploaded the most
> current build? Is it somehow reflected in the version name?
>
> Not sure what you mean by "uploaded". You can check the installed
> version of PSPPIRE by clicking with the right mouse button on
> PSPPIRE.EXE and look for the properties.
>
What I'm wondering is if, for example, I can't remember what the latest
build is that I've downloaded/installed(?), is there a way for me to find
out--is it reflected in the properties of the installed version of PSPPIRE?
At the time I thought that might be why it wasn't working (the
download)--b/c it had already been updated with that build, but it doesn't
sound like that was the issue. (Sorry if all my terminology is wrong).
Anyway, I seem to be doing okay with the "crashing." It was actually
"Assertion Failed" I guess b/c there was something wrong with my syntax.
Sorry to have troubled you. In the future I'll be sure to include a .sav
file with the syntax.
Thanks,
Jill
Can you provide a small data file and syntax which results in a crash?
Have fun
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with peace?
*
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