Re: [Ql-Users] QPC2 v3.40 Beta 3

2013-08-21 Thread Dilwyn Jones



Now to leave it on overnight to see how this PC treats it coming out of
whatever sleep mode it decides to go into tonight!
Ho hum, programs left running (Windows Live Mail, QPC2, Skype and a Windows 
Explorer window) had all locked up by this morning although Windows was 
responsive enough to restart the machine.


So that didn't prove anything after all, sorry. Well, obvious comments about 
Windoze apart...


Dilwyn 


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Re: [Ql-Users] QPC2 v3.40 Beta 3

2013-08-21 Thread Marcel Kilgus
Dilwyn Jones wrote:
 Now to leave it on overnight to see how this PC treats it coming out of
 whatever sleep mode it decides to go into tonight!
 Ho hum, programs left running (Windows Live Mail, QPC2, Skype and a Windows
 Explorer window) had all locked up by this morning although Windows was
 responsive enough to restart the machine.

Well, I'm just glad there were other applications running, otherwise
it would just seem like QPC2 alone had the problem ;-)

Marcel

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Re: [Ql-Users] QPC2 v3.40 Beta 3

2013-08-21 Thread gdgqler

On 19 Aug 2013, at 21:43, Marcel Kilgus wrote:

 Subtitle: The fullscreen mode is dead, long live the fullscreen mode.
 
 After hours of messing with the fullscreen mode that I will never get
 back I've decided to make a somewhat drastic step and remove it
 altogether. This makes the display driver code infinitely easier to
 work with.
 But fear not, another fullscreen mode has taken its place. One that
 will not allow you to change the display resolution but which will
 play much nicer with other applications and will hopefully work better
 and in any other respect. Please give it a chance ;)

FSM seems to me to work fine on an Apple Mac plus VWWARE plus windows XP. 
Pressing CTRL+SHIFT+F12+fn does the trick.

However, the delightful WM_MOVEMODE 3, which works well with most windows digs 
down too far and too erratically to show what's beneath the moving window if 
this is not the main one. For example, pressing File in QD causes a small 
window to appear in the main one. If this is moved you either see what's 
beneath the main window (two layers down) or an array of small lines seemingly 
unconnected with anything. OK, the small window moves, but it is not as elegant 
as it should be.

Has anyone tried this?

George
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Re: [Ql-Users] QPC2 v3.40 Beta 3

2013-08-21 Thread Marcel Kilgus
gdgqler wrote:
 FSM seems to me to work fine on an Apple Mac plus VWWARE plus
 windows XP. Pressing CTRL+SHIFT+F12+fn does the trick.

This is good to hear.

 However, the delightful WM_MOVEMODE 3, which works well with most
 windows digs down too far and too erratically to show what's beneath
 the moving window if this is not the main one.

Ha, good catch. Wolfgang, at least this one problem clearly lies in
you area ;)

Cheers, Marcel


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Re: [Ql-Users] QPC2 v3.40 Beta 3

2013-08-21 Thread Malcolm Lear

On 21/08/2013 14:38, Marcel Kilgus wrote:

gdgqler wrote:

FSM seems to me to work fine on an Apple Mac plus VWWARE plus
windows XP. Pressing CTRL+SHIFT+F12+fn does the trick.

This is good to hear.


However, the delightful WM_MOVEMODE 3, which works well with most
windows digs down too far and too erratically to show what's beneath
the moving window if this is not the main one.

Ha, good catch. Wolfgang, at least this one problem clearly lies in
you area ;)

Cheers, Marcel


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I'm using 3 monitors. Is it possible to select a particular one when 
full screen mode?


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Re: [Ql-Users] QPC2 v3.40 Beta 3

2013-08-21 Thread Derek Stewart

On 21/08/13 14:38, Marcel Kilgus wrote:

gdgqler wrote:

FSM seems to me to work fine on an Apple Mac plus VWWARE plus
windows XP. Pressing CTRL+SHIFT+F12+fn does the trick.


This is good to hear.


However, the delightful WM_MOVEMODE 3, which works well with most
windows digs down too far and too erratically to show what's beneath
the moving window if this is not the main one.


Ha, good catch. Wolfgang, at least this one problem clearly lies in
you area ;)

Cheers, Marcel


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Hi,

Tried QPC2 v3.34 Beta 3 on a Ubuntu 12.04 running WINE, works perfect, 
no problems with FSM.


I have been using QPC v3.33 and v3.34 Beta 3, is faster on my Linux laptop.

There was no problems with the machine crashing or locking up.

Derek
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Re: [Ql-Users] QPC2 v3.40 Beta 3

2013-08-21 Thread Dilwyn Jones
The common factor ALWAYS seems to be WLMail, but as I always have it running 
it's impossible to tell if that or anti-virus or what causes the problems. 
I'll try the PC left on overnights with just one program running each time, 
then try combinations to see if it's one program or a combination. I haven't 
had time to put the latest QPC2 beta 3 on the netbook, which has Windoze 7 
Starter - will report back on that when I get the time.


Oops, sorry, top-posted before I realised what I was doing, sorry Tony.

Dilwyn

-Original Message- 
From: Marcel Kilgus

Sent: Wednesday, August 21, 2013 2:08 PM
To: ql-us...@q-v-d.com
Subject: Re: [Ql-Users] QPC2 v3.40 Beta 3

Dilwyn Jones wrote:

Now to leave it on overnight to see how this PC treats it coming out of
whatever sleep mode it decides to go into tonight!
Ho hum, programs left running (Windows Live Mail, QPC2, Skype and a 
Windows

Explorer window) had all locked up by this morning although Windows was
responsive enough to restart the machine.


Well, I'm just glad there were other applications running, otherwise
it would just seem like QPC2 alone had the problem ;-)

Marcel

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