One feature that I added and was request is auto reconnect (I think only a few feeds are bumpy, so it may not have done that).
I had no disconnects that I know of.
One feature that I added and was request is auto reconnect (I think only a few feeds are bumpy, so it may not have done that).
One feature that I added and was request is auto reconnect (I think only a few feeds are bumpy, so it may not have done that).
Never thought of that! I'll work it in!I had no disconnects that I know of.
I was out so if it did disconnect, it reconnected.
There is no connection timer to tell with.
Is it poss to add a connection timer?
This will be a long reply, so bear with me.
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Originally Posted by richtidd![]()
On the Desktop & Laptop, the Windows "Just-in-Time" debugging tool comes up & is hard to get rid of. It does not come upon the Netbooks.
Is the Desktop & Laptop that have JIT debugging use x64? I haven't come across that yet, so I guess its hard to debug. Does it come when you try to start the feed selector or when you try to play a feed? Does it prevent you from actually listening to a feed or can you get around it? (Sorry for the load of questions, this will be hard to debug... I guess I might have to create a VM with similar setup) Also try a Windows update is possible.
I actually haven't seen this error or am able to reproduce it... interesting. Hopefully this is an isolated incident and I'll keep testing on some Virtual Machines with different configurations.The Desktop & Laptop are 32 bit if that is what you are asking.
The "Just-in-Time" debugging tool comes up when I first launch SF to get to the feed selector menu.
I asks if I want to debug.
I press no.
It comes back again.
I press no.
This goes for several times & gives up and does not come back.
Then I select feeds and the feed player (as I call it) comes up.
After that I am OK & can select feeds & works fine.
To be honest with you, I didn't even know flash was apart of this. I'll do some digging around and check it out.FYI - On my Vista 64-Bit box I'm getting the following Adobe message. I followed the suggestion to uninstall my current Abobe version and download/install a newer one,,,,but the message keeps popping up after running Scanner Force:
Some how, your flash configuration is conflicting with my program, but none of my components require flash or even use it. I would recommend uninstalling flash and going to the website to redownload (if not already tried)FYI - On my Vista 64-Bit box I'm getting the following Adobe message. I followed the suggestion to uninstall my current Abobe version and download/install a newer one,,,,but the message keeps popping up after running Scanner Force:
FYI - On my Vista 64-Bit box I'm getting the following Adobe message. I followed the suggestion to uninstall my current Abobe version and download/install a newer one,,,,but the message keeps popping up after running Scanner Force:
Also had the same problem as NYRHKY94 on my Vista 64-Bit box.
v1.0.4 BETA:
Changes in this version fix the flash.ocx error that occurred during startup and adds an uninstall shortcut to the start menu.
I think you can install this and it will overwrite the older versions now. I found out that I forgot to increment the file versions and the setup wasn't overwriting the older files.
Let me know if this fixes the flash.ocx problem.