- From: <meets@free.fr>
- Date: Thu, 30 Dec 2004 15:04:02 +0100
- To: Allan Rabjerg <allanrabjerg@esenet.dk>
- Cc: www-amaya@w3.org
Selon Allan Rabjerg <allanrabjerg@esenet.dk>: > Hi, > When I selected a few lines in Source View with Shift+Down, Amaya WX > 9.0-pre4 marked many lines and locked up. Any new restart after that only leaved me with amaya.exe running as a process using 27.320Kb, but no visible program. Hello, Was it your first lounch with Amaya this one version ? I started it several times under GNU/Linux Debian, but here it crashes sometimes when opening a new tab. The processes run normally when lounching again. The function that saves the running document seems to work each time, too. > Uninstalling Amaya WX 9.0-pre4 and restarting Win XP did not make any > difference. I wonder if your .exe is ok. Did you load a new one after uninstalling or did you uncompress from the original .exe you loaded first ? > Before marking the lines, I had used the XHTML function to make an index of > all header lines in the file. That seemed to be OK. > I have Amaya 8.7 installed in another directory. To be able to pursue working, or do you think the files could interfere ? > Besides the possible bug, there is a need the install process for some kind > of initialization or reset (in the registration database?). > Something needs to be cleaned up in my computer after the incident, but I > don't know where to look. Looking where can be an isolated program file in Windows registries seem to me like looking for a needle in a bunch of hay :) I would try unstalling from a new .exe freshly loaded, then if the result is not better, a scan in the files for cleaning. If not better, saving the datas and the loaded programms, then installing Windows completely again, before running a new .exe By the way, where is supposed to be the CSS function in Amaya 9.0-pre4 ? I found a function to whatch the tree of the document, but nothing that looks like CSS style sheet viewing, as I expected when reading the the documentation. > Best Regards, > Allan Rabjerg This one version is quite handsome, by the way :) http://meets.mondelibre.org/Amaya-9.png Best Regards too. Joyce Markoll.
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