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Date: Thu, 10 May 2012 19:49:27 +0100
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Looks like you  mentioned  windows  and  got  away with it  Ed !  as  for 
the  noble art of  on/off  data  keying .... as  they (GT) say in the  old 
country :-)

''Ego similis scribere nomen meum in aurantiaco lux''

G..
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From: "g3zjo" <g3zjo@psk31.plus.com>
Sent: Thursday, May 10, 2012 11:47 AM
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Subject: LF: Windows

> No I am not cowering in fear of the next batch of outbursts.
>
> Just thought I would mention one of the old legacy problems that Windows 
> (XP) has annoyed me with again today. In no way is this a criticism of 
> SpecLab.
>
> Yesterday I moved round my Grabber Computers and set up for ZEVS RX. Oh no 
> that's another outburst subject, what a wonderful tolerant group this is 
> where one is not allowed to show an interest in anything but CW.
>
> I closed and saved all SpecLab instances on my LapTop which had a new 
> clean installation of WinXP and SpecLab 2.78 b05. I noted that every 
> instance of Speclab had a fully working Plotter when I started them up, 
> beautiful.
> Today I started up the instances 1,2 3, fine. 4, one of the instances that 
> is using a Plotter had no "ink in the pens". Wolf and I know this problem, 
> we have discussed it, I know the workarounds, it just causes me a bit of 
> frustration.
>
> The thing is computers and computer O/S should not have 'maybe' states 
> they should not make mistakes, I cite the Jumbo Jet coming in to land full 
> of passengers again, "this is your Captain Speaking the computer has 
> crashed and we are about to".
>
> 73 Eddie G3ZJO
>
>