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X7Z said:

The WEI score is still not the problem. Getting it to save a score on a different drive is the problem. Changing the drive letter would fix the problem.

WEI is a tool like temperature. Why is it important to save it on another drive. Just being curious.

it's not at all like it use to be like when I started with Windows 3.1

X7Z said:

it's not at all like it use to be like when I started with Windows 3.1

A lot has changed since then. Used to make a living off win 3.1, and wfw, nt 3.51, etc

Just trying to improve on a problem for so many others.It's just a very small problem that should be so easy to fix and I'm retired now so I do have the time to spare.

X7Z said:

Just trying to improve on a problem for so many others.It's just a very small problem that should be so easy to fix and I'm retired now sow I do have the time to spare.

I know that feeling. Being retired has its pro's and con's. I would prefer to be back at work.

zigzag3143 said:

I know that feeling. Being retired has its pro's and con's. I would prefer to be back at work.

So that's why you are around here 20 X 7! Unrepentant workaholic!!





robert

SF keeps me off the streets, and out of trouble.

zigzag3143 said:

SF keeps me off the streets, and out of trouble.

Off the streets ... maybe but ... trouble? your middle name?

zigzag3143 said:

SF keeps me off the streets, and out of trouble.

ZigZag was a well know gangster before he came to this forum.
Now that he's retired, half of the local police force could finally retire too.

Thank god he's off the streets.

Just call me Mr K 'T'. Always sad its better to burn out than it is to rust