Hi, Here is the decription of another annoying bug that I have been getting for a long time, in case anyone wants to try with their version. Please let me know what happens. By the way, who are you supposed to contact in Oz for JS support ? Over here its Roy Gillett who is always willing but some things need referring to the programmers. Graham. --- On Mon, 20/7/09, Graham Douglas <ondastr...@yahoo.co.uk> wrote:
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Hi Ray, Thanks a lot for doing that. I've tried it on about 5 different machines over the last few years always with the same result and with every version current at the time. I'm sure you are right about the size of the market, but if it was the program I still thought they should have fixed it by now. When I first bought it I fortunately ran a test with some known data and found two different problems that gave the wroing results and they did a patch pretty quickly. If I hadn't done this I'd have gone a long way down the wrong track with my work. I also felt that they should have been a bit apologetic and appreciated that I'd done a bit of free testing for them. With the current problem I get the feeling it is because it hangs up on the last request it did which is why it thinks its got parameters out of range. Also the fact that it clears if you go in and out of another chart factor. Could that be not enough RAM do you think ? I'm going to buy a laptop eventually and it'd be good to get one that doesn't do this. Regards, Graham. --- On Sat, 29/8/09, Ray Murphy <raym...@tpg.com.au> wrote: |
Hi Ray, Here is a link that you might like to try, which Roy Gillett has sent me: Firstly, the easy answer. There is a Jigsaw user's
Forum provided by Astrolabe at
It is moderated by Madalyn Hollis-dineen who is the
marketing director of Astrolabe and Chair of NCGR.
He confirms that the total box always has zero, and in fact that if you ask for % or anything but raw scores in tabular form you get a zero in every cell ! Best wishes, |
Graham. --- On Sat, 29/8/09, Ray Murphy <raym...@tpg.com.au> wrote: |
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Hi Ray, Sorry don't get the joke here, can you explain about Ripley's ? Cheers, |
Graham. --- On Sat, 29/8/09, Ray Murphy <raym...@tpg.com.au> wrote: |
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Hi Ray, Absolutely, I wonder what most of them use it for. Keep up the good work, Graham. |
--- On Sun, 30/8/09, Ray Murphy <raym...@tpg.com.au> wrote: |
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