Re: [PEDA] Strange behaviour 99SE SP6 WinXP SP1

2002-11-12 Thread Glenn Garrett 
It happens even if I double click the executable.

Glenn

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From: "Brian Sherer" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Wednesday, November 13, 2002 4:13 PM
Subject: Re: [PEDA] Strange behaviour 99SE SP6 WinXP SP1


> Glennn, is it possible that with all the reinstalling that the shortcut
> is pointing at a secondary link or even a second (possibly backup) copy 
> of '99SE? It sounds like it's pointing at a link rather than the
> executable, in any case.
> 
> Brian

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Re: [PEDA] Strange behaviour 99SE SP6 WinXP SP1

2002-11-12 Thread Clive . Broome 


I sort of have the same trouble with very odd behavior in P99SE and xp. Our
office recently had a couple of Dell comps with logitech wheel mice  arrive and
have caused heaps of trouble.

Some of the things happening in protel:
schematic scroll up and down dont work - have to zoom out, reposition mouse and
zoom in again
moving components in pcb causes random error, from 1 to 5 moves are OK, then
next move and its kaputt - have to close file and reopen it, turning off bottom
silkscreen seemed to fix the problem?

Plus problems with delayed writes in Lotus Notes etc etc

I suspect its something to do with not being set up properly with the user
permissions being incorrectly set.







"Glenn Garrett" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 13/11/2002 03:06:19 PM

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Subject:  [PEDA] Strange behaviour 99SE SP6 WinXP SP1



I had a few crashes last week, can't remember what happened.

Now when I open Protel from a shortcut:
Opens all previously open designs but-
No files are shown in the design database tab
The windows taskbar button text is Client~1
Update PCB has no effect
Create symbol from sheet has no effect
Otherwise the files open OK
Opening any design from within Protel exhibits this behaviour.


If I open the database by double clicking it in explorer it all works fine!
The windows taskbar button text is Client99se

I have done numerous clean installs of Protel (as detailed on forum
recently)
I can see a clean install of XP coming up!

Regards

Glenn






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Re: [PEDA] Strange behaviour 99SE SP6 WinXP SP1

2002-11-12 Thread Brian Sherer 
Glennn, is it possible that with all the reinstalling that the shortcut
is pointing at a secondary link or even a second (possibly backup) copy 
of '99SE? It sounds like it's pointing at a link rather than the
executable, in any case.

Brian

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