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Great program, found 2 little bugs On my WinMe machine it sometimes crashes no explanation, just the "this program has made an illegal operation"....and you can't get rid of the "close" box, so it crashes kernel32 as well, it does this once every 10 times more or less. For a strage reason all the .ini files in my tracks folder are read-only, flagman doesn't want to override this...can you fix this ? Besides that it works great

On Wed, 04 Jul 2001 23:08:12 GMT, "Txl" <[email hidden]> wrote: >Great program, found 2 little bugsdarn. >On my WinMe machine it sometimes crashes no explanation, just the "this >program has made an illegal operation"....and you can't get rid of the >"close" box, so it crashes kernel32 as well, it does this once every 10 >times more or less.can you isolate when this happens? haven't seen it myself. if it occurs due to a set series of events, then i can probably isolate and trap the exception. > >For a strage reason all the .ini files in my tracks folder are read-only, >flagman doesn't want to override this...can you fix this ?did you burn your gpl install to cd and then copy it back onto the hard disk? maybe that made it read-only. just speculating. other than that, i will see how much work it is. it shouldn't be a problem. > >Besides that it works great >are you using beta2? please send follow ups to my email addy on the web page. no need to consume other peoples bandwidth on a issue like this. feel free to warn anyone of major bugs though ! (hope that never happens). how come no-one has made any rude comments about my quick & dirty web page? you guys all disappoint me :) Regards all, istoff "Its easy to get lost in thought if you don't go there often" - Me, 1993

>Great program, found 2 little bugs darn. can you isolate when this happens? haven't seen it myself. if it occurs due to a set series of events, then i can probably isolate and trap the exception. did you burn your gpl install to cd and then copy it back onto the hard disk? maybe that made it read-only. just speculating. other than that, i will see how much work it is. it shouldn't be a problem. are you using beta2? please send follow ups to my email addy on the web page. no need to consume other peoples bandwidth on a issue like this. feel free to warn anyone of major bugs though ! (hope that never happens). how come no-one has made any rude comments about my quick & dirty web page? you guys all disappoint me :) Regards all, istoff "Its easy to get lost in thought if you don't go there often" - Me, 1993

I didn't say anything about your webpage as it looks more like a FTP page....ha ha ha how come no-one has made any rude comments about my quick & dirty web > page? you guys all disappoint me :) >

On Thu, 05 Jul 2001 09:22:31 GMT, "Txl" <[email hidden]> wrote:

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>I didn't say anything about your webpage as it looks more like a FTP >page....ha ha ha > how come no-one has made any rude comments about my quick & dirty web >> page? you guys all disappoint me :) >> > >

thats better :) did you like the background graphic? Regards all, istoff "Its easy to get lost in thought if you don't go there often" - Me, 1993

the background graphics ROCKS !!! > > > thats better :) did you like the background graphic? > Regards all, > istoff >

On Thu, 05 Jul 2001 10:39:58 GMT, "Txl" <[email hidden]> wrote: >the background graphics ROCKS !!! >thought you might like it. spent more time making that than doing the actual page. Regards all, istoff "Its easy to get lost in thought if you don't go there often" - Me, 1993

Far be it from me to disappoint anyone: I HATE background music on webpages!!!! Feel better? ;-) Todd Walker GPLRank: +81.60 twalker at jam dot rr dot com http://twalker.d2g.com/gpl On Thu, 05 Jul 2001 09:14:20 +0200, istoff wrote: >how come no-one has made any rude comments about my quick & dirty web >page? you guys all disappoint me :)

In article <[email hidden]>, istoff writes: >how come no-one has made any rude comments about my quick & dirty web >page? you guys all disappoint me :) > Actually, I haven't BEEN to the page. I didn't need the utility...<g> Eldred -- Dale Earnhardt, Sr. R.I.P. 1951-2001 Homepage - http://www.umich.edu/~epickett F1 hcp. +16.36...Monster +366.59... Never argue with an idiot. He brings you down to his level, then beats you with experience... Remove SPAM-OFF to reply.

hi, thanks Todd. Me too, for the most part, but I like force feeding people my favourite band :) cheers On Thu, 05 Jul 2001 16:38:38 GMT, [email hidden] (Todd Walker) wrote:

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>Far be it from me to disappoint anyone: > >I HATE background music on webpages!!!! > >Feel better? ;-) > >Todd Walker >GPLRank: +81.60 >twalker at jam dot rr dot com >http://twalker.d2g.com/gpl > > > >On Thu, 05 Jul 2001 09:14:20 +0200, istoff wrote: > >>how come no-one has made any rude comments about my quick & dirty web >>page? you guys all disappoint me :)

Regards all, istoff

On 05 Jul 2001 17:00:40 GMT, [email hidden] (EldredP) wrote:

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>In article <[email hidden]>, istoff writes: > >>how come no-one has made any rude comments about my quick & dirty web >>page? you guys all disappoint me :) >> > >Actually, I haven't BEEN to the page. I didn't need the utility...<g> > >Eldred

eldred, my gplrank sucks so bad, i had to write the utility to help me with all my hotlapping as i try to learn to use my pedals with all the aids off. cheers Regards all, istoff

What is this program and where can I get it? JB Txl <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:wlN07.8256$[email hidden]...

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> Great program, found 2 little bugs > > On my WinMe machine it sometimes crashes no explanation, just the "this > program has made an illegal operation"....and you can't get rid of the > "close" box, so it crashes kernel32 as well, it does this once every 10 > times more or less. > > For a strage reason all the .ini files in my tracks folder are read-only, > flagman doesn't want to override this...can you fix this ? > > Besides that it works great > >

In article <[email hidden]>, istoff <[email hidden]> writes: >hi, > >thanks Todd. Me too, for the most part, but I like force feeding >people my favourite band :) > >cheers Who's the band? Eldred -- Dale Earnhardt, Sr. R.I.P. 1951-2001 Homepage - http://www.umich.edu/~epickett F1 hcp. +16.36...Monster +366.59... Never argue with an idiot. He brings you down to his level, then beats you with experience... Remove SPAM-OFF to reply.

On 06 Jul 2001 02:24:03 GMT, [email hidden] (EldredP) wrote: depeche mode. made lots of commercial stuff in the 80's. learned to play music properly and grew up in 90's. i like a band that sticks around. they just keep getting better with each new album imo. dunno how popular they are on that side of the pond though :)

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>In article <[email hidden]>, istoff ><[email hidden]> writes: > >>hi, >> >>thanks Todd. Me too, for the most part, but I like force feeding >>people my favourite band :) >> >>cheers > >Who's the band? > >Eldred

Regards all, istoff

kinda stuck in the past....Dire STraits(live especially), Rush, ELP and the Doobie Brothers(withOUT that mushmouth Michael Mcdonald) dave henrie "istoff" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...

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> On 06 Jul 2001 02:24:03 GMT, [email hidden] (EldredP) wrote: > > depeche mode. made lots of commercial stuff in the 80's. learned to > play music properly and grew up in 90's. i like a band that sticks > around. they just keep getting better with each new album imo. > dunno how popular they are on that side of the pond though :) > > >In article <[email hidden]>, istoff > ><[email hidden]> writes: > > > >>hi, > >> > >>thanks Todd. Me too, for the most part, but I like force feeding > >>people my favourite band :) > >> > >>cheers > > > >Who's the band? > > > >Eldred > > Regards all, > istoff

we have to kill this thread before all the britney and eminem gpl'ers realise how old we are :) On Fri, 06 Jul 2001 06:05:34 GMT, "Dave Henrie" <[email hidden]> wrote:

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> kinda stuck in the past....Dire STraits(live especially), Rush, ELP and >the Doobie Brothers(withOUT that mushmouth Michael Mcdonald) >dave henrie >"istoff" <[email hidden]> wrote in message >news:[email hidden]... >> On 06 Jul 2001 02:24:03 GMT, [email hidden] (EldredP) wrote: >> >> depeche mode. made lots of commercial stuff in the 80's. learned to >> play music properly and grew up in 90's. i like a band that sticks >> around. they just keep getting better with each new album imo. >> dunno how popular they are on that side of the pond though :) >> >> >In article <[email hidden]>, istoff >> ><[email hidden]> writes: >> >

Regards all, istoff "Its easy to get lost in thought if you don't go there often" - Me, 1993

On Thu, 05 Jul 2001 19:53:07 GMT, "Jesse Black" <[email hidden]> wrote: >What is this program and where can I get it?members.fortunecity.com/istoff/gpl/ mistakenly named gplflagman, it allows you to move the adjust the pitboard guy (with your laptimes on) to different settings. just something for people who don't like digging in the ini files themselves. ps. anybody who has made up a much more comprehensive .ini file than mine and wants to share it, pass it on. i can make it part of the default setup for others. Regards all, istoff "Its easy to get lost in thought if you don't go there often" - Me, 1993

In article <[email hidden]>, istoff writes: >we have to kill this thread before all the britney and eminem gpl'ers >realise how old we are :) Damn - I was just about to mention Yes and Genesis...<g> Eldred -- Dale Earnhardt, Sr. R.I.P. 1951-2001 Homepage - http://www.umich.edu/~epickett F1 hcp. +16.36...Monster +366.59... Never argue with an idiot. He brings you down to his level, then beats you with experience... Remove SPAM-OFF to reply.

EldredP wrote ... > istoff writes: > > >we have to kill this thread before all the britney and eminem gpl'ers > >realise how old we are :) > > Damn - I was just about to mention Yes and Genesis...<g> Flashback... I attended Yes's first North American concert, does that date me?

EldredP wrote ... Flashback... I attended Yes's first North American concert, does that date me?

In article <9ineve$j7mbc$[email hidden]>, "Don Jennings" <[email hidden]> writes:

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>EldredP wrote ... >> istoff writes: >> >> >we have to kill this thread before all the britney and eminem gpl'ers >> >realise how old we are :) >> >> Damn - I was just about to mention Yes and Genesis...<g> > >Flashback... I attended Yes's first North American concert, does that date >me?

Whoa...what was that, 70-71? Yeah, that dates you...<g> Eldred -- Dale Earnhardt, Sr. R.I.P. 1951-2001 Homepage - http://www.umich.edu/~epickett F1 hcp. +16.36...Monster +366.59... Never argue with an idiot. He brings you down to his level, then beats you with experience... Remove SPAM-OFF to reply.

Since we are "Puffing our old Chests" I was in the upfront group at the "Electric Factory" in Philly when "Eric Clapton and The Cream" played there for the first time!! Ok, Ok, Ok I know you'all do not know anything about Philly so it was Oct 11th 1967 :-)..... "EldredP" wrote: | Whoa...what was that, 70-71? Yeah, that dates you...<g> | | Eldred "Don Jennings" writes: | > | >Flashback... I attended Yes's first North American concert, does thatdate

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| >me? | >> istoff writes: | >> | >> >we have to kill this thread before all the britney and eminem gpl'ers | >> >realise how old we are :) | >> | >> Damn - I was just about to mention Yes and Genesis...<g>

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I had this wonderful Dire Straits live tape I recorded off the radio...lousy mixing, poor sound, but the live arrangements were cool. It was at the Big Freedom Fest shindig back in the 80's, raising money to end Apartied in South America...(dunno how Isti feels about that) but Dire STraits was the headlining band...trouble was the rythm guitarist was not available, his wife was giving birth to twins...so Mark Knoffler got a stand in...they played a song or two, and then he appologized for getting a substitute, somebody who had never played at Wembley Stadium,,,that somebody was Eric Clapton... dave henrie "Thom j." <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:2nK37.3044$[email hidden]...

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> Since we are "Puffing our old Chests" I was in the upfront group at > the "Electric Factory" in Philly when "Eric Clapton and The Cream" > played there for the first time!! Ok, Ok, Ok I know you'all do not > know anything about Philly so it was Oct 11th 1967 :-)..... > > "EldredP" wrote: > | Whoa...what was that, 70-71? Yeah, that dates you...<g> > | > | Eldred > > "Don Jennings" writes: > | > > | >Flashback... I attended Yes's first North American concert, does that > date > | >me? > > | >> istoff writes: > | >> > | >> >we have to kill this thread before all the britney and eminem

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On Sat, 14 Jul 2001 06:10:45 GMT, "Dave Henrie" <[email hidden]> wrote:

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> I had this wonderful Dire Straits live tape I recorded off the >radio...lousy mixing, poor sound, but the live arrangements were cool. It >was at the Big Freedom Fest shindig back in the 80's, raising money to end >Apartied in South America...(dunno how Isti feels about that) but Dire >STraits was the headlining band...trouble was the rythm guitarist was not >available, his wife was giving birth to twins...so Mark Knoffler got a stand >in...they played a song or two, and then he appologized for getting a >substitute, somebody who had never played at Wembley Stadium,,,that somebody >was Eric Clapton... >dave henrie >"Thom j." <[email hidden]> wrote in message >news:2nK37.3044$[email hidden]...

apartheid in South America? Ai ya yai(dunno how to spell that). speaking of mr knopfler. is it just me or did he always seem p*ssed out of his skull whenever he went up to get awards and stuff. or did he really just speak like that? there is a nice dvd some of you might like. "music for montserrat". mark knopfler explains how sting was incorporated on the "Money for nothing" single, etc. nice if you happen to like a little bit of mark knopfler, phil collins, sting, paul mccartney, elton john, etc. Regards all, istoff

First RAS'ers sorry for this OT!! I never heard about this Dave but IIRC I believe this was during Eric's black years?{i.e. totally consumed with herion} I make no excuses for anyone who ended down this path & I never will but I've never heard about the story you just stated. Of course it is possible under the state that I mentioned! As you know, EC is one of the most reveared 'Rock'Blues Guitarist' in the world now but the "God" thing irritates the hell out of him as he does not like the so called "tag" one bit as he feels its very ill-reverent but thats an entire other story...lol I'm still lucky & really enjoyed the few times I was on stage with EC and many other rock-blues & jazz artist in the 60s-70s & 80s... :-) Btw: I never had the luxory to meet Mark Knoffler but he is another great guitarist but there are so many since rock & guitar became the main signature to many rock groups. Yes I play guitar too. Just like a million others..lol "Dave Henrie" wrote: | I had this wonderful Dire Straits live tape I recorded off the | radio...lousy mixing, poor sound, but the live arrangements were cool. It | was at the Big Freedom Fest shindig back in the 80's, raising money toend | Apartied in South America...(dunno how Isti feels about that) but Dire | STraits was the headlining band...trouble was the rythm guitarist was not | available, his wife was giving birth to twins...so Mark Knoffler got astand | in...they played a song or two, and then he appologized for getting a | substitute, somebody who had never played at Wembley Stadium,,,thatsomebody

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| was Eric Clapton... | dave henrie | "Thom j." wrote: | > Since we are "Puffing our old Chests" I was in the upfront group at | > the "Electric Factory" in Philly when "Eric Clapton and The Cream" | > played there for the first time!! Ok, Ok, Ok I know you'all do not | > know anything about Philly so it was Oct 11th 1967 :-)..... | > | > "EldredP" wrote: | > | Whoa...what was that, 70-71? Yeah, that dates you...<g> | > | | > | Eldred | > | > "Don Jennings" writes: | > | > | > | >Flashback... I attended Yes's first North American concert, does

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| > date | > | >me? | > | > | >> istoff writes: | > | >> | > | >> >we have to kill this thread before all the britney and eminem | gpl'ers | > | >> >realise how old we are :) | > | >> | > | >> Damn - I was just about to mention Yes and Genesis...<g>

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"istoff" in the music bizz they all play on each others CDs, DVDs & in my day Albums...lol On Mark Knoffler being PO'ed I dont have a clue.. :-) "istoff" <[email hidden]> wrote in message

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| speaking of mr knopfler. is it just me or did he always seem p*ssed | out of his skull whenever he went up to get awards and stuff. or did | he really just speak like that? | | there is a nice dvd some of you might like. "music for montserrat". | mark knopfler explains how sting was incorporated on the "Money for | nothing" single, etc. nice if you happen to like a little bit of | mark knopfler, phil collins, sting, paul mccartney, elton john, etc. | | Regards all, | istoff

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Dave Henrie wrote: > > I had this wonderful Dire Straits live tape I recorded off the > radio...lousy mixing, poor sound, but the live arrangements were cool. It > was at the Big Freedom Fest shindig back in the 80's, raising money to end > Apartied in South America... Errr... stop right there Dave. I think you mean South *Africa* as the place that was under Apartheid. <g> -- Fester

We Americans are taking over the world....:) Africa will now be known as South East America no sorry about that, Yes I did mean South Africa. dunno where my head was. dh "Uncle Fester" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]... > > Dave Henrie wrote: > > > > I had this wonderful Dire Straits live tape I recorded off the > > radio...lousy mixing, poor sound, but the live arrangements were cool.It > > was at the Big Freedom Fest shindig back in the 80's, raising money toend

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> > Apartied in South America... > > > Errr... stop right there Dave. I think you mean South *Africa* as the > place that was under Apartheid. <g> > > -- > > Fester

OMG LOL@Dave H!! Ur too much!! HAHAHA "Dave Henrie" wrote: | We Americans are taking over the world....:) Africa will now be knownas | South East America | no sorry about that, Yes I did mean South Africa. | dunno where my head was. | dh --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.262 / Virus Database: 132 - Release Date: 6/12/2001