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Hi Eddie and all,

If SL is unable to load the colour palette files, you should try 
installing it in a folder *outside* the usual 'programs'-thingy in 
windows. Quite likely the hyper-nervous 'operating system' doesn't grant 
file access to that folder, and all sub-folders.

Anyway, I've got a slow old PC where I installed windoze 10. I still 
hate it (the "OS", not the PC) but maybe at given time, I will install 
the C compiler there and try to debug it. I cannot promise anything yet, 
because I am quite fed up with windows at the moment.

Cheers,
   Wolf DL4YHF .

Am 10.03.2017 um 09:57 schrieb g3zjo:
> On 10/03/2017 00:15, Markus Vester wrote:
>> those version and build numbers look odd to me, are you sure you've 
>> got them right?
>
> No :-)
>
> I should remember never to trust my memory. Correction V2.92 b02 is 
> the newest, I was advised to try V2.90 b20, I only had V2.90 b16 
> available so stepped back to that.
> It was my last email late last night, excuses, excuses. I could have 
> checked because they are both on this Laptop also. I have considered 
> V2.92 b02 to be flaky on display from my first use, I mentioned it to 
> Stefan. I had to start afresh with all my .config files it just didn't 
> like my old ones.
> Something not seen before but happens now on both releases on both 
> machines is, constant messages on start up of "can't find the Pallete" 
> ie Sunrise, the default. Do you see this? I wonder if it indicates 
> that the two versions are using different locations to store display 
> information. I know a lot of set up information is stored in memory.
>
> 73 Eddie G3ZJO
>