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Date: Fri, 22 Nov 2002 18:27:53 +0100
From: "Alberto di Bene" <dibene@usa.net>
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Subject: Re: LF: Alberto and the fox......
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Alan Melia wrote:

>Hi all, it sounds like a fairytale from a well known Danish writer......Hi
>Alberto you will be allowed to hunt bugs and foxes in the UK ....but you
>must not use a dog (or dogs) for sniffing them out.....I presume this will
>apply to truffles too !!  Secretly there is great interest in cloning Babe
>!!
>No problems here on Win95b or Win98.
>  
>

Alan,
   thanks. Then, I will have to let my schnauzer dog home, when I'll go 
hunting  :-)
And she is not much interested in truffles, anyway, let alone program 
bugs...
foxes are ruled out, we don't have many left in Italy, as far as I know.

Seriously, if all those who have Windows XP or 2000 could do a test of 
Argo, and report the
outcomes, that would help. Judging from the screen capture that Gary has 
sent,
it looks like in his case the program continues to run, just the audio 
buffers are not
refreshed anymore,  as if the sound-acquiring thread were stuck somehow.

Thanks for the cooperation,

73  Alberto  I2PHD