Good news and Bad
Posted: Thu Dec 15, 2011 6:08 am
Good news for summer fans (maybe that's an unintended pun) because the longest day of winter is almost here. Bad news for those of us in Texas, the only place where the globe is actually warming. Two other items:
1) I downloaded the 64 bit upgrade to a functional 32bitty installation. After installing v6.2 on my new 64bitty machine running the awful childrens' virus Win-7 opsys and struggling to reinstate my filters, sigs etc I've downloaded up to five pure duplicates of thousands of image files (typ. 100k-5mb each) this week. Have the options box checked as always. Pretty sure no obvious error in Options. My filters, sigs etc are all kept in one USB HDD and the files downloaded to another. The dupes are all there, politely named "filename-(0003).jpg" or whatever, all exactly alike otherwise.
2) Would like to turn off the "Critical Error" box that comes on at the start of every session — permanently. Here in Texas it is not a "Critical' error unless you forgot to reload your 45.
I searched the HELP and FORUMS but didn't find answers. Answers are elusive little buggers sometimes.
Thank you.
1) I downloaded the 64 bit upgrade to a functional 32bitty installation. After installing v6.2 on my new 64bitty machine running the awful childrens' virus Win-7 opsys and struggling to reinstate my filters, sigs etc I've downloaded up to five pure duplicates of thousands of image files (typ. 100k-5mb each) this week. Have the options box checked as always. Pretty sure no obvious error in Options. My filters, sigs etc are all kept in one USB HDD and the files downloaded to another. The dupes are all there, politely named "filename-(0003).jpg" or whatever, all exactly alike otherwise.
2) Would like to turn off the "Critical Error" box that comes on at the start of every session — permanently. Here in Texas it is not a "Critical' error unless you forgot to reload your 45.
I searched the HELP and FORUMS but didn't find answers. Answers are elusive little buggers sometimes.
Thank you.