Hello Douglas Hinds & everyone else, on 06-Dez-2006 at 18:06 you (Douglas Hinds) wrote:
>> Something may be corrupt with the MSI installation procedure. Early >> MSI releases of TB had some problems if I remember correct. > You mean TB!3? Yes. I think v2 was not distributed in MSI packages. >> You could try to make a full backup from within TB, uninstall the >> program completely, and then reinstall from the new MSI (and then >> restore the backup) to cure the problem once and for all. > Unless the problem is with my windows installation. The principle > question is, do I or don't I need to upgrade from v 3.51.10? Since I'm always an early adopter of the latest version, I can't really tell you which features are improved in 3.85, the Ritlabs web page has a version history. > Everything MS makes corrupts too easily. I can't run MSIE (or > Netcaptor, for that matter) either; but who cares? I use Firefox > and Opera w/ not problems. Well, I recently updated to FF2.0 - and realised then that I should have removed the old 1.5 installation before. I did that afterwards, and now half of the FF2.0 installation is a mess (I think I have to install 2.0 over the existing installation again to fix it). :-) > I'll give it a try. But I was at the M$ website a while ago and in > order to download a service pack I have to use their own pet browser. You need to do that Windows Genuine whatever check for some of the downloads. The check is done either with an ActiveX control in IE, or with a stand-alone program when you're using other browsers. Always worked for me. But IIRC the msicuu is available without the check. -- Best regards, Alexander (http://www.neurowerx.de) That which is incapable of proof itself is no proof of anything else. -- Percy Bysshe Shelley ________________________________________________ Current version is 3.85.03 | 'Using TBUDL' information: http://www.silverstones.com/thebat/TBUDLInfo.html
