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1. As I wrote before, when I mentioned this bug to your call in tech
support, he told me it was a known bug. From now on, I will write down the
name of the person I am talking to. This way, whenever an email support
person needs to know who I spoke to I can tell you. Expect to have this bug
resurface from time to time (that is, if someone actually mentions it to
you). Until then, you'll just have to take my word for it.
3. I later found out, by comparing the backup folder to what's in MSWin, the
MS65EXPT.DTA file was deleted. I then remembered I told by the tech support
person to delete this file. This is probably what caused the problem.
I assume only the MS65EXPT.DTA file relates to the Expert Systems. I asked
you before but I guess it was overlooked: My Ms65expl.dta file is very
large, 1,510KB. Previously my Ms60expl.dta file was only 380KB. Is this
normal? Did the reinstallations double or triple the size of this file?
Daniel L. Martinez
In a message dated 97-11-14 11:07:31 EST, you write:
<< > 1- The when you reference a formula (i.e.; fml("binary wave all") and
> the formula name is "binary wave all composite wave of above" the
> program is able to locate and use the formula. Unless there is
> another formula with the same name "binary wave all" this would cause
> this trouble. I found no trouble here and as I said I was able to
> install using the formula that you gave me.
>
> 3- You should know there is know way that I can tell how, when, or in
> what order you preformed the upgrade. There are numerous different
> steps that could have been taken to install the upgrade. I wasn't
> aware from your previous message that there were damaged experts. If
> you are referring to the experts that you can't change the High
> lights, the configuration for the Experts is held in the files
> (ie;EXPTXXXX.dta) in the Expert folder. When you installed you
> should have been told that certain experts system etc. already exists
> and will be over written if you continue. If you said yes to this,
> the systems should have been over written.
>
> If you are deleting MS65XXX file and not the expert folder you are not
> deleting all the file needed to delete and reinstall the expert. You
> would need to delete the MS65expt.dta file and the files in the expert
> folder. This will delete all expert. This would all so delete any
> expert that you created.
>
> I am not sure what caused the trouble that you had because we don't
> know the specific steps that were taken.
>
> Once you get MSwin 6.5 installed properly you will not need the
> MS60XXXX.dta files.
>
> If you have any other questions please let me know.
>
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