> > With klseti, click on the + button to add an instance. It will show you a > > dialog box. Click the browse button, and select the directory that > > setiathome is running in. Click OK, and give it a name in the box over the > > path. Click OK again, et voila! > > Thanks, Your instructions were easier to understand than the readme > file. I did what you indicated and klseti is up and running. I have one > hour to go on my first work unit. Thanks Again. You're welcome - that is what we're here for. Out of interest, how long are the work units taking on your machine? Mine is a little under 20 hours on an AMD K6-2 at 380Mhz. I am sure that many manual writers are competing in some form of obfuscation project... Happy ET hunting! Regards, Ozz.
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