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Subject: Re: LF: 8.970khz
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Hello Wolf

This really is a case of user abuse. When some tests on 8.9kHz were 
announced about week ago I had a slower PATA drive plugged in and ran 
SpecLab 2.76 b8, gradually increasing to 7 instances. It has not been 
off since.
This mornings freeze came when I opened another Plot Window, I noted it 
had the 'no pen ink' problem but set some Watch List frequencies to see 
some signal strengths, this was the limit and produced the Floating 
Point Error. Sorry I took no notice of the details. I noticed that the 
main display was frozen but it did terminate normally.

73 Eddie

On 29/03/2012 19:09, wolf_dl4yhf wrote:
>
>> My 424uHz view has frozen (floating point error), there is another 
>> instance coming up. This is not a problem for Wolf's eagle eye, I 
>> added the last straw to my Windows XP camels back.:-)
> ;o)  Hi Eddie,
> do you remember other details in the error message popup ? Could you 
> terminate the program normally after that (though the menu), or did 
> you have to kill it with the task manager ?
>
> Cheers,
>    Wolf .
>
>
>