adkisson
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Tue Sep 27, 2005 5:38 am Post subject:
2 SyncToy bugs |
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I wanted to post a few bugs I discovered using SyncToy 1.0.0.64
On 2 different systems (XP Pro and XP Home) both with .NET framework 1.1
SP1, I have discovered the following bugs:
1. When SyncToy first starts up, all buttons have no text. This isn't a
screen refresh problem and clicking buttons to get to different parts of the
program yields more pages without text. Oddly enough, launching the help
file and closing it resolves this problem.
2. When SyncToy finishes a run, I get an error: "Exception during run: The
event log is full". This error seems odd because the Application event log
shows no record of entries for SyncToy. This is also not a result of
permissions since the account is an administrator.
Both machines have had the program re-installed just in case and were doing
the operation via Windows file-sharing.
Hope this helps your development efforts. |
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Cyrus Jones
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Thu Nov 03, 2005 8:02 am Post subject:
RE: 2 SyncToy bugs |
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I experience the same probelm with the .NET Framework. However, SYncToy
doesn't even run. The error seems to be with the filling of the event log.
"adkisson" wrote:
| Quote: | I wanted to post a few bugs I discovered using SyncToy 1.0.0.64
On 2 different systems (XP Pro and XP Home) both with .NET framework 1.1
SP1, I have discovered the following bugs:
1. When SyncToy first starts up, all buttons have no text. This isn't a
screen refresh problem and clicking buttons to get to different parts of the
program yields more pages without text. Oddly enough, launching the help
file and closing it resolves this problem.
2. When SyncToy finishes a run, I get an error: "Exception during run: The
event log is full". This error seems odd because the Application event log
shows no record of entries for SyncToy. This is also not a result of
permissions since the account is an administrator.
Both machines have had the program re-installed just in case and were doing
the operation via Windows file-sharing.
Hope this helps your development efforts. |
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