Re: Quanta Digest, Vol 79, Issue 10

Normally, probably yes, however Quanta 3.x series is not being  
actively maintained, any work being done is on Quanta 4, which sadly,  
at the moment, is not as much as anyone would like (I wish I had more  
time for it myself).

You may also find that the recent files history in the quantarc files  
can fill up, and get quite large in size.  You may be able to remove  
old files in the lists (Make sure you make a backup copy first).  I  
cannot remember the exact settings, but there was some discussion on  
the list about a year or two ago. If you don't have any real  
customisations, you may want to move your quantarc files to a safe  
location and start quanta fresh.  I say move, because all your  
settings are in this file, and deleting it can cause grief if you have  
any settings you want to keep.

Hope this helps
-- 
Andrew Lowe
    System Administrator & Programmer
        Information Technology
            Manildra Group

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On 2009-10-29, at 02:33 , Billie Erin Walsh wrote:

> But, is it something that should be reported?
>
> On 10/28/2009 Alan C. Whiteman wrote:
>> Perhaps the problem lies in the fact that you leave the app running
>> for
>> prolonged periods of time and it goes 'windows' on you.
>>
>> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
>> Alan C. Whiteman
>> Visualis Web Design
>> http://visualis.us
>> (562) 305-2862
>
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